Haiti gang leader calls supporters on to the streets
Former police chief turned gang leader calls Jovenal Moise assassination a 'conspiracy'.
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Two Haitian Americans detained in slaying of Haiti president
Two suspects have been detained over the assassination of the Haiti President.
How the assassination of Haiti's president follows years of strife and gridlock
New York Times: Haiti struggles with a legacy of corruption and violence
Storm Laura kills 11, set to hit US as hurricane
People in the path of the weather are evacuating to shelters.
Coronavirus trickles into Haiti: 'This monster is coming our way'
New York Times: An outbreak will strain the nation's threadbare health care system.
UN peacekeepers fathered hundreds of children in Haiti
'Stabilisation' mission leaves shocking legacy of fatherless babies in Caribbean nation.
'There is no hope': Crisis pushes Haiti to brink of collapse
New York Times: Haiti's political crisis has driven the nation to the brink of collapse.
Gangs tighten grip in Haiti
A recent massacre has thrown light on a deepening crisis and the men at the centre of it.
A deep dive into the countries on Trump's S**t list'
Bill Donahue goes in search of the truth behind the countries the US overlooks.
Suffering in silence: 10 shocking world disasters
A horrific disaster is unfolding in this tiny country - it's just one of many.
Haiti battles second major fire in a week
A fire has swept through a large clothing market in Haiti's capital.
Charity denies sex-for-aid claims
World Vision rejects claims Haiti quake survivors were forced to have sex or pay for aid.
World Vision named in sex-for-aid allegations
Charity used in sexual exploitation scandal in Haiti, Daily Mail reports.
Oxfam has no ban on using prostitutes
Charity Oxfam is at the centre of a growing furore over its aid workers using prostitutes.
Oxfam aid worker had transgressed before
Aid worker Roland van Hauwermeiren was accused of using sex workers back in 2004.
More than 100 Kiwis in Hurricane Irma's path
More than 100 Kiwis are in the path of Hurricane Irma as it tears through the Caribbean.
Haitians left starving after hurricane
A month after Hurricane Matthew blasted through southwestern Haiti, at least 800,000 people need food urgently.
Hurricane kills 9, catastrophic damage
Hurricane Matthew has slammed into the Haitian and Cuban coast, bringing gusts of up to 175 miles-per-hour as well as dangerous flooding. At
Huge hurricane to brush Haiti
An extremely dangerous Hurricane moved slowly over Caribbean, following a track that authorities warned could trigger devastating floods in parts of Haiti.
NZH Focus: Jamaica, Haiti brace for Hurricane Matthew
This morning on New Zealand Herald Focus - Hurricane Mathew is expected to land near Jamaica and Haiti tomorrow.
Valuable art from worthless junk in Haiti
"This is what I do: I work with the garbage of the world."
Why we want to go voluntouring
Here are 5 reasons you want volunteer while travelling the world.
Gems of northern Haiti beckon
New tourism ventures are beginning to attract visitors back to this Caribbean nation.
Inmates saw their way through jail bars
Nearly three dozen prisoners awaiting trial in a crowded jail in a provincial city north of the Haitian escaped by sawing through steel bars, authorities said.
Boy with no fingers given hand by 3D printer
Thanks to a British-born software engineer, a South African carpenter and a remarkable prosthetic they created together using 3D printing technology, a 12-year-old Haitian orphan born without fingers can now play catch.
UN: Haitians aren't getting enough food
The United Nations has said that a growing number of people in Haiti are not getting enough to eat following a heavy storm season that damaged food crops.
Tears flow at quake memorial service in London
Prince Charles has comforted grieving family members of Christchurch earthquake victims in London.