Gold Cup 2024 : Tabita Joseph withdraws

The Haitian Football Federation (FHF) informs that Grenadière Tabita Joseph, absent from the last three matches of the women's selection, had surgery on Tuesday January 2nd, 2024 on her right ankle and will be unavailable for two to three months, as a result she has forfeited for the play-off matches of the 2024 Women's Gold Cup. Bad news for Franco-Portuguese coach Frédéric Gonçalves, who will have to reorganize his defense. Let's remember that this is the 2nd Grenadière to undergo ankle surgery after Melchie Daelle Dumorney alias "Corventina" https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-41162-haiti-news-zapping.html

Message from Venezuela

"It is with patriotic and revolutionary pride that we commemorate the 208th anniversary of the historic meeting between the liberator Simón Bolívar and the leader of the Haitian revolution Alexandre Pétion, the beginning of a fraternity founded on dreams of sovereignty and independence," declared the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Venezuela.

Tribute to our ancestors

"On this January 2nd, 2024, a day dedicated to our ancestors, let us remember the saving fight led by these brave artisans of our Independence. Fierce defenders of freedom and respect for the rights of all citizens, they have shown the way leading to a sovereign and prosperous Haiti. May we be inspired by it," Association of Industries of Haiti (ADIH)

Floral offering in tribute to the Heroes of the Fatherland

Yesterday Tuesday, January 2nd, 2024, a floral offering ceremony was held in tribute to the Heroes of the Fatherland, at the altar of the Fatherland, in the presence of PM Ariel Henry and members of the government among others."For the memory of the Heroes of the Fatherland, for their titanic efforts and for their prowess, let us shake hands with a view to breaking, together, the chains of division and incomprehension," Henry said.

Did you know ?

Canada feeds 200,000 students daily in 390 schools in partnership with the National School Canteen Program (PNCS) and the World Food Program (WFP). Nearly 50% of the food comes from small, local Haitian producers, most of whom are women.

Haiti 2050

Several sectors plan to hold a National Transition Congress from January 14 to 17, 2024 in the North of Haiti around the theme "Haiti 2050". This initiative aims to put the country on the path to stability and sustainable development, according to the organizers.

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