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[ad_1] In Histoire d’Haïti, Madiou continued to work as a Haitian author before combating the portraits of Haiti on the foundation of the country. It covers an important part when it writes the first national history complete by a Haitian…

[ad_1] Born in Port-au-Prince on 30 April 1814, Antoine Bernard Thomas Madiou was a Haitian historian. He left Haiti at 10 to go study in France at the “Collège Royal d’Angers.” He later received a Bachelor of Arts and a…

[ad_1] St-Marc is a commune of western Haiti, the 4th largest city of the country and the 2nd largest of the department of Artibonite after Gonaives. Its port is largely used and preferred due to the heavy congestion in Port-au-Prince,…

[ad_1] After seeing the fragility of the troops, after the battle of Crête-à-Pierrot, and letter correspondences with General Leclerc, who implied he would maintain liberty and equality for the population of the colony, General Christophe decided it would be better…

Listen: DJ DREEZY DRE – Face to Face 8 (Konpa Mix 2019) This one is for all my Kompa lovers. Here’s the Playlist. Dj Dreezy Dre doesn’t own rights to any of the music.

U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters, in blue, speaks to the media in Haiti after an impromptu visit to the country on Wednesday, April…

[ad_1] 24 April 1966, the President for life, François Duvalier hosted the emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Selassie I, a.k.a. King of Kings (and the Lion of Judas). During the visit, Duvalier awarded Haile Selassie the Necklace of the Order of…

[ad_1] On 23 April 1876, he replaced Michel Domingue as the first president of the provisional government, before becoming President of Haiti non-provisionally on 17 July 1876. During Boisrond-Canal’s administration, tensions in domestic politics and foreign affairs grew, particularly because…

Dr. Jeanne Esther Germeil DEA Before her scheduled sentencing in federal court for distributing a controlled…

[ad_1] On 23 April 1876, he replaced Michel Domingue as the first president of the provisional government, before becoming President of Haiti non-provisionally on 17 July 1876. During Boisrond-Canal’s administration, tensions in domestic politics and foreign affairs grew, particularly because…