Haiti | Dennis Thern Blog

Haiti crisis continues

More than one-third of Haitians are now facing “severe food insecurity,” according to a new report by the World Food

Crisis pushes Haiti to the brink of collapse! Is there any solution? A struggle between President Moïse and an opposition

Since 2018 the economic situation in Haiti has steadily deteriorated with an increase in the cost of living related among

New records in Haiti, but for all the wrong reasons. The prices increased by 1,5% in February compared to January,

The United Nations has finally acknowledged it played a role in an outbreak of cholera in Haiti in 2010 that

The school year 2015-2016 has just finished in Haiti. Millions of school kids are on their well deserved break. They

Political crisis Haitian President Michel Martelly stepped down from his office over the weekend. The country is left with no

I’m now heading back to Haiti. It’s three and half years since I was there last time. A lot has

Today the school year 2014-2015 opens in Haiti. Millions of school children return to their educational centers, and yet, almost

The political problems continues in Haiti. A few days ago there were massive demonstrations against the government. Protesters are angry

An aging infrastructure and lack of resources means clean water is scarce, and sanitation is a matter of life and

The United Nations’ (UN) World Water Day is held on March 22 each year. Events are organized on or around

Today marks the International Day of Happiness. I wish everybody a big happy day. A few pics below I have

Another busy week. I was in Örebro (about two hours drive from Stockholm) on a corporate job together with Kapybara

Haiti – Four years on January 12 marks four years since a 7.0 magnitude earthquake rocked Haiti, killing over 300,000,