Marc Arthur Drouillard and Kemi Seba’s call for dialogue with the Viv Ansanm coalition challenges Haiti to rethink who its allies and enemies really are. As the nation teeters on the brink, the question remains: is this a path to liberation or a gamb
Haiti is not just a chapter in the Pan-African story—she is the mother of it. And when Kémi Séba, one of her boldest sons in the modern struggle, walked her soil, the silence of our welcome was deafening. This was not just a missed opportunity—it was
