Haiti News Roundup: Baccalaureate Prep, Environment, and Security Concerns
HaitiLibre and RFI compile the latest developments across education, environment and regional solidarity, according to their reporting.
A roundup of Haitian news published by HaitiLibre and RFI covers several developing stories, according to the outlets. HaitiLibre reports that more than 118,000 candidates are expected to sit the 2025-2026 baccalaureate examinations, part of its 'flash' coverage counting down to the exam period. Other items in the compilation reportedly address environmental concerns, framed under the slogan 'We want a more beautiful Haiti, not a garbage Haiti,' and coverage of CARICOM's stated 'unwavering solidarity with the Haitian people.' HaitiLibre's English-language service also highlights a technology story on a potential 'energy revolution' in rural areas. Separately, RFI reports that gangs are threatening the commune of Kenscoff, near Port-au-Prince, underscoring continued insecurity in the capital region. Because the full text of these articles was not retrievable, specific figures, dates and attributions beyond the headlines could not be independently confirmed. Readers are advised to consult the original HaitiLibre and RFI reports for complete details. The compiled items reflect the range of ongoing issues in Haiti spanning education, environment, energy access, regional diplomacy and security.