Interference on the Digicel network

The Digicel informs its customers that for several weeks its network has been disturbed by external radio interference in several major cities of the country including the metropolitan area "This translates to our customers concerned by difficulties to access the internet or by untimely cuts calls. CONATEL has been notified of the situation as soon as interference appears and its technical teams are working on resolving this problem as soon as possible. "

Documenting Haitians in Chile

On Wednesday, the Justice, Security and National Defense Committee of the Senate met with the Justice and Interior Ministers who were accompanied by the Directors General of ONI and Immigration on the situation of Haitian migrants in the Chile and more specifically on the efforts to equip these compatriots with the necessary documents so that they can regularize their situation.

Haiti, the second most diverse flora in the Caribbean

As part of the International Day for Biological Diversity (22 May) and the 25th anniversary of the Convention on Biological Diversity, UN Environment Haiti recalls "[...] important progress has been made so far, but still much remain to do. Despite serious problems of environmental degradation, Haiti has the second most diverse flora of the Caribbean. On this International Day, let's protect our Earth by reducing the erosion of biodiversity in Haiti. Its future and our future depend on today's actions. "

Cap-Haïtien : road concreting works

In the city of Cap-Haïtien concreting works in "Petite-Anse", the Rue du Fort, Chada and "Fò Sen Michèl" that pass behind the airport are underway, in order to make practicable this path and facilitate the route Carrefour SOS, Haut du Cap and other areas...

Saint-Marc : Winning School of the School Genius game

The Saint-Marc City Council congratulates École Hervé de Saint-Marc who won the first edition of the School Genius Game organized by the Saint-Marc police station and all the schools that participated.

IT at the service of the poor

This week at the Caribe Hotel in the presence of the Ambassador of the United States in Haiti, Stéphanie Auguste, Minister of Social Affairs, Ambassador Vincent Degert, the European Union and other officials took place the presentation of the SIMAST management and targeting system. A cartographic data collection tool, designed to help better understand vulnerability issues and facilitate the allocation of resources to the poorest in Haiti. The database currently contains data on 255,000 households in the Southeast, Northwest, Artibonite, West, Central and Grand Anse departments.

HL/ HaitiLibre