NATCOM : 2 Employees Killed and Another Wounded

On Saturday, February 21, 2026, two employees of the mobile phone company Natcom were killed and another wounded in an ambush at Morne Tranchant in the commune of Kenscoff. They were traveling in a vehicle to deliver supplies to a company site.

Léogâne : 2026 Rara Season Canceled

As a preventative measure and after a thorough analysis of the security situation, the municipal authorities of Léogâne have decided, in an official statement, to prohibit all Rara-related festivities for the 2026 season. The decision was made public jointly by the City Hall, the Union of Rara of Léogâne (URAL), and the Association of Leaders of Rara Bands of Léogâne (ADBRAL).

Six Armored Vehicles for Artibonite

The Artibonite Departmental Police Directorate has received six armored vehicles to support the Haitian National Police's operations in the fight against armed groups and terrorists. Blaise Elysée, the mayor of Montrouis, welcomed the arrival of these armored vehicles.

U-20 Friendly Match vs. Real Hope FA [1-1]

Saturday, February 21, a few days before the start of the qualifiers for the 2026 U-20 Championship and the CONCACAF Champions League (March 2: Haiti vs. Anguilla). Our U-20 Grenadiers, coached by Cuban Raúl Valentín Gonzalez Triana (https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-46814-haiti-champions-league-qualifiers-a-cuban-coach-for-our-u-20-grenadiers.html), finished their friendly match against Real Hope FA with a 1-1 draw. The U-20 team will leave the country on Tuesday, February 24th, on a charter flight to Curaçao. Match Schedule : https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-46877-haiti-football-know-all-about-the-2026-concacaf-u-20-championship.html

Security in Football

The Haitian Football Federation (FHF) participated in the 2026 Security Officers Workshop in Mexico, organized by the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF). This training workshop covered essential topics such as security guidelines, stadium and club security plans, accreditation control, the anti-discrimination protocol, match management, and disciplinary and reporting mechanisms. Practical exercises and simulations allowed participants to implement the procedures studied. This knowledge will now be shared with clubs in Haiti.

"Superman" Visits the Haitian Consulate in Montreal

The Consulate General of Haiti in Montreal was pleased to welcome Haitian-Canadian boxer and former WBC light heavyweight world champion, Adonis Stevenson, also known as "Superman" last week for a visit demonstrating his connection to his roots and the Haitian community in Canada. Upon his arrival, he was warmly greeted by the head of mission, Anès Lubin, and by Camille Édouard Jr., a senior official at the Consulate.

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