Le secrétaire général adjoint de l’OEA, Albert R. Ramdin, en conversation avec le Premier ministre Alix Didier Fils-Aimé dans la cour du Palais National d’Haïti Le ballet des délégations étrangères — qu’elles viennent des Nations unies, de l’OEA ou de la CARICOM — qui ne cessent de se succéder dans le pays n’a pas pour but de régler les affaires haïtiennes. Ces émissaires sont dépêchés par leurs chefs d’entreprise pour accomplir une mission spécifique : confirmer la tendance régionale à l’accession au pouvoir de dirigeants défendant des idées réactionnaires et conservatrices, et militant pour le maintien de l’ordre impérialiste. C’est ainsi qu’il faut comprendre l’arrivée en Haïti, le dimanche 16 août 2026, du secrétaire général adjoint de l’OEA, Albert R. Ramdin, et de la secrétaire générale de la Communauté des Caraïbes (CARICOM), Carla Barnett, à la tête d’une délégation déclarée de haut niveau pour une mission officielle prévue du 16...

139 E scalating freight, customs clearance and operating costs are forcing Bridgetown retailers to raise prices, as families prepare for the new school year and demand grows for back-to-school assistance, Barbados TODAY has learned. The retailers continue to grapple with the cost of importing merchandise while trying to remain competitive and keep prices affordable for consumers during difficult economic times. With the school year due to begin in two weeks, charities report that more people are seeking financial assistance to buy essential back-to-school items. Business owners Tamasia Yearwood of 28 Deluxe and 28 Fabway, and Keann Walters of Jireh Styles and Fashion, told Barbados TODAY that the rising cost of bringing goods into Barbados was adding to the financial pressure of running a retail business. Tamesia Yearwood. (Photo Credit: Lourianne Graham) Yearwood said the cost of importing items had gradually increased over the past five years, with the overall expense...

Ils sont tous complices ! Haiti Liberte Dans la mascarade électorale sous l’égide de l’impérialisme américain, dont le premier tour est prévu pour le 13 décembre 2026 selon le calendrier publié par le CEP, 17 groupements et 88 partis politiques ont été agréés pour participer au scrutin. Mais qu’est-ce qui a changé dans le pays entre 2021 et 2026 pour justifier cette fièvre électorale inquiétante et la vaste propagande publicitaire déployée par le CEP ? N’est-ce pas là une façon de revenir à la case départ de nos malheurs ? Sur quelles nouvelles bases la société entrevoit-elle la possibilité d’un avenir meilleur à l’horizon fin 2026 ? Y a-t-il eu un tournant ? Un moment où la société accepte de s’engager dans une autre voie, avec une mentalité différente, une vision différente ? Si nous ne le faisons pas, c’est parce que vous vous complaisez à voir les Haïtiens être...

0 A 20-year-old robbery suspect has been remanded to Dodds Prison after the prosecutor told the court that a firearm was allegedly used in the offence and another suspect is still being sought. Javonte Rashide Marshall-Jordan of Martindales Road, Bannister Land was not required to plead to the indictable offence of robbing Shane Drax of $1 600 on Saturday. Prosecutor Sergeant Kenmore Phillips protested his release, saying that a firearm had been allegedly used in the commission of the offence and that it has not yet been recovered. “There is also another suspect being sought by the police in this case and there is the belief that if released, the accused could interfere or hamper investigations,” he said, adding that the strength of the evidence was good in the case. Marshall-Jordan’s attorney Senior Counsel Angella MItchell-Gittens urged the court to find that her client was a suitable candidate for bail....

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Lanmò manman bourik deranje mèt li Men l toujou ranje koze manman chen Pwòvèb Ayisyen                                                                                                         Yon manman ta sanble touye pitit fi l Linse Rayitza Dominik.  Estefani Dòsenvil se manman Linse Rayitza Dominik ki te gen 9 lane. Zak malonnèt sa fèt jou ki te lendi 17 out 2026 la, nan anviwon 7 è diswa. Se nan katye popilè Dèyè Fò, toupre wonn nan, nan komin Okay, depatman Sid malè sa a rive. Linse Rayitza Dominik ta pral  nan klas 4yèm ane fondamantal, matant li ansanm ak kèk lòt moun te jwenn li mouri sasinen ak plizyè kout kouto sou kò l, nan yon bank bòlèt, manman l Estefani Dòsenvil, responsab ki rele Sen Jòzèf. Se apre yo te fin defonse pòt bank bòlèt la, ki se menm espas kote Linse t ap viv ansanm ak manman l. Se sèl manman viktim lan, Estefani Dòsenvil, yo te jwenn...

48 Eighteen young farmers showcased poultry and livestock production skills on Wednesday after completing an eight-week IICA Youth Farm training programme at the Alleyne School. An open day marked the culmination of the intensive programme, with eight participants completing the poultry production course and another ten receiving training in livestock production. Poultry production instructor Ryan Barrow said participants gained practical experience while working towards a National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) in General Poultry Production Level Two. Barrow said the poultry participants raised more than 100 broilers and were also exposed to layer production, including collecting eggs. Participants also received exposure outside the classroom through visits to Gale’s Hatcheries and a farm in St Lucy. The programme, led by IICA, was conducted in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, the TVET Council Barbados and Gale’s Hatcheries, with other agricultural businesses also supporting the initiative since it began in 2012. You Might Be...

Con más de 15 años de trayectoria en la actividad cafetalera, Nelson Valderrama encontró en Cobre Emprende Panamá El Pitch una oportunidad para fortalecer su emprendimiento. A través del programa recibió 7,000 dólares en capital semilla, recursos que utilizó para mejorar su capacidad de producción y llevar su producto a nuevos puntos de comercialización. “Con Cobre Emprende Panamá El Pitch mis ventas aumentaron de 40% al triple”, relató el emprendedor al recordar el impacto que tuvo el programa en la evolución de su negocio. Café Tulú lleva el nombre del corregimiento donde nació el emprendimiento, ubicado en el distrito de Penonomé, provincia de Coclé. Para Valderrama, mantener ese vínculo con esta comunidad forma parte de la identidad de un producto que ha ido ganando espacio más allá de su lugar de origen. Antes de incorporarse al programa, el emprendedor comercializaba su producción a través de una empresa de la localidad....

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio (right) seated next to St. Kitts and Nevis PM Terrence Drew (center) at the CARICOM Heads of Government meeting in Basseterre, St. Kitts on Feb. 25, 2026. Photo: Freddie Everett/DOS (Français) At its 34th Regular Meeting held in Trinidad and Tobago in July 2013, the 15 member states of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) voted unanimously to launch a movement to demand, according to its June 2026 “Manifesto,”  “reparations from the United Kingdom, Europe, and all enslaving nations (our emphasis), for their role in over 400 years of native genocide, chattel African enslavement, and violent extractive colonialism.” The “Manifesto” even cites Capitalism and Slavery, the classic book by Trinidad and Tobago’s former Prime Minister, Dr. Eric Williams. CARICOM also opposed the U.S., Canada, and France-backed coup d’état in 2004 against elected Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, and for years, called for the Caribbean to be a...

11 The Government of Saint Lucia will guarantee a US$20 million financing facility between the Saint Lucia Development Bank (SLDB) and Taiwan Eximbank aimed at expanding affordable housing opportunities for low- and middle-income households. The agreement was signed on Tuesday at the SLDB’s headquarters in Castries and forms part of the government’s broader strategy to address the country’s housing shortage. The facility is expected to improve access to long-term mortgage financing, particularly for first-time homeowners and people traditionally underserved by conventional lending. In his 2026-2027 Budget Address, Prime Minister Philip J Pierre said his administration would continue pursuing partnerships with the private sector to help reduce the housing deficit. “My administration will continue to seek private partnerships with credible private sector businesses to help reduce the housing deficit in our country,” Pierre said. In 2025, the SLDB approved about $11.5 million in concessionary housing financing as part of efforts to...