Haiti Prime Minister Ariel Henry Stories
This milestone event follows months of turmoil stemming from gang violence and signals the initial phase in the establishment of a new government.
Gang violence escalated on February 29 when unelected PM Ariel Henry travelled to Kenya to fast-track a support mission.
The accord establishes a nine-member council -- seven voting members and two observers -- representing political parties, the private sector and civil...
Around 1,100 French citizens live in Haiti, many of them holding dual nationalities.
Harrowing scenes played out as the tiny, Caribbean country continued to wait for the establishment of a promised transitional government meant to rest...
Jimmy Cherizier, the powerful Haitian gang leader known as "Barbecue" said his coalition of armed groups "do not care about Ariel Henry's resignation....
Henry's resignation comes after regional leaders met earlier on Monday in nearby Jamaica to discuss a framework for a political transition.
Dan Foote, former US special envoy for Haiti, says that a mission of "2-4000 police in the Caribbean country will be a suicide mission".
President William Ruto received a call on Saturday from US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, during which they discussed the Haiti crisis.
After months of delays, the UN Security Council finally gave its green light in October for a multinational policing mission led by Kenya, but that de...
In 2022, as head of the G9 gang alliance, he blocked Haiti's fuel terminal for weeks, paralysing the distribution of gasoline and furthering the count...
Nairobi and Port-au-Prince signed a bilateral agreement on Friday on the mission, but it remains without a firm start date.
Gang leader Jimmy Cherizier, known as "Barbecue", warned of a civil war and genocide unless Prime Minister Ariel Henry resigns.
Gang leaders such as Jimmy Cherisier say they are coordinating to oust Prime Minister Ariel Henry, who has led the troubled Caribbean nation since the...
The government said in a statement the state of emergency and the 6.00 pm to 5.00 am curfew would be effective from Sunday to Wednesday, March 6.
A reporter observed around a dozen bodies outside the main prison with some having wounds from bullets or other projectiles.
The agreement was signed in Nairobi on Friday by security ministers from the two countries in the presence of President Ruto and Haiti PM Ariel Henry.
