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Haiti – News: Zapping…
August 29, 2024 10:37:31
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A policewoman was shot dead
On Wednesday, August 28, 2024, 28th shift policewoman Michelle Nathanielle Megine was killed by a heavily armed man while driving a vehicle while on her way to work at 75 Delmas. The victim’s windshield had 13 bullet holes.
Handover of interoperable radio communications equipment to PNH
The governments of the United States and Canada handed over interoperable radio communications equipment to the Haitian National Police (PNH) on Wednesday, August 28, 2024. The handover ceremony was attended by PNH Acting Director General Rameau Normil, U.S. Ambassador to Haiti Dennis B. Hankins, and Canadian Ambassador to Haiti André François Giroux.
Prime Minister Dupuy visits Brazil
Haitian Prime Minister Dominique Dupuy, who is in Brazil for the African Diaspora Conference in the Americas, met with Brazilian Justice Minister Ricardo Lewandowski and worked with Defense Minister José Musio to take urgent measures to strengthen Haitian security. He announced that more than 400 Haitian police officers will be able to receive training in several centers in Brazil.
CEP: Women’s sector is represented
Marie-Rebecca Guillaume has been appointed as the representative of the Women’s Section of the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP): Ms. Guillaume won by 5 votes to 4 against her rival Eric Josant in the elections held on Monday, August 26, 2024. The Electoral Commission has sent the name of Marie-Rebecca Guillaume to the Presidential Council by mail.
Corn production doubled to tripled
Agronomist Gaël Pressoir, dean of the Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Quisqueya (UniQ), and Jean Luc Saint Pierre, director of Promodev, are convinced that Haiti, which produces nearly 300,000 tons of corn each year, could double or even triple its production by using high-quality seeds, applying fertilizers and taking into account the type of soil, making corn once again “one of the main sources of food in the country.”
“Cane Blossom” – Limited Edition Barbancourt Rum
Rhum Barbancourt introduces an exclusive limited edition “Cane Blossom”. This unique rum combines our pure cane juice rum with Japanese Mizunara oak casks. Grown in the forests of Hokkaido, Japan, Mizunara oak takes 200 years to mature and is one of the rarest and most sought-after species in the spirits world. Available now in extremely limited quantities at Kari Liquors, Établissements Rossard and the Barbancourt boutique at Port-au-Prince Airport.
HL/Haiti Liberty News
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