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Dans l’adversité on trouve souvent une opportunité, ce dicton peut être confirmé par la nouvelle démarche du gouvernement haïtien. La crise sécuritaire pousse les autorités haïtiennes à fuir la capitale afin commémorer dans la sérénité la fête du drapeau du 18 mai.
Le ministre des travaux publics, M. Rosemond Pradel, a annoncé que les cérémonies officielles pour célébrer la création du drapeau n’auront pas lieu à l’Arcahaie mais au Cap Haïtien. La cité du drapeau est trahie par la violence des gangs notamment à Canaan et dans les quartiers au nord de la capitale.
Au cours des trois dernières années les fêtes nationales n’ont pu être commémorées convenablement. Si sous l’administration de M. Jovenel Moise ce sont les partis politiques qui, par des manifestations, avaient empêché la tenue des commémorations, depuis deux ans ce sont les gangs qui font barrage au gouvernement.
Ce sera la première cérémonie officielle protocolaire au Cap Haïtien, toutefois en avril 2023 le gouvernement avait réalisé une sorte de répétition générale. Le ministère des haïtiens vivant à l’étranger avait réalisé au Cap la journée de la diaspora. Un coup d’essai qui fut un coup de maitre puisque les activités culturelles et officielles, avec la participation des expatriés, s’étaient déroulées dans la sérénité.
Délaissée par les entrepreneurs et les professionnels, Port au Prince est maintenant répudiée par les autorités gouvernementales.
Dans la douleur, les violences et les kidnappings le gouvernement espère mettre en branle, de manière informelle, une forme de décentralisation. La République de Port au Prince qui concentre plus de 75 pour cent des activités économiques et financières pourrait faire un peu de place aux autres métropoles.
Les unités spécialisées de la Police Haïtienne maintiennent la pression sur le gang de Village. Les policiers de l’UTAG, UDMO, SWATT et BOID auraient même tenté une pénétration. Ces informations ne sont pas confirmées par les autorités policières qui n’ont diffusé qu’une vidéo montrant les forces de l’ordre affrontant les bandits.
Selon le coordonnateur du syndicat de la police, M. Lionel Lazare, une douzaine de bandits auraient été mortellement blessés lors des affrontements hier jeudi 12 mai 2023. Les policiers ont récupéré des armes et des véhicules volés par les bandits, a t-il révélé à radio Métropole. Il s’est toutefois gardé de fournir plus de détails sur l’opération.
Les policiers ont lancé également hier une offensive contre les bandits qui rançonnaient les chauffeurs de transport en commun à Martissant. Ces bandits ont fui la zone. Toutefois le sous commissariat de Martissant ne serait pas encore récupéré par les policiers.
Selon des résidents de la zone les forces de l’ordre avaient repris du terrain jusqu’à la 4 eme avenue Bolosse. Les policiers ont fait montre d’une ferme détermination à démanteler le gang de Village, principal responsable des enlèvements dans la région métropolitaine.
Le ministère de l’éducation nationale poursuit sa réforme du système éducatif. Après le livre unique, d’autres chantiers sont investis par le gouvernement.
Le ministre de l’éducation, M. Nesmy Manigat, veut que l’Etat joue pleinement sa tache de régulateur.
Une base de données fiables est indispensable pour une bonne gestion et empêcher une éducation à deux vitesses.
L’inscription des établissements scolaires en ligne permet au ministère de disposer de vraies données sur l’accès à l’éducation. Le directeur départemental de l’ouest s’est dit étonné que plus de 5 000 écoles soient recensées dans cette région.
L’Ouest compte plus d’un tiers de l’ensemble des écoles haïtiennes.
Le ministère est préoccupé par le nombre d’écoles ayant rempli les formalités en vue des examens de la 9 eme année fondamentale. Plus de 3800 écoles ont remplis ces formalités cette année tandis que le ministère avait recensé plus de 7 500 l’an dernier.
Toute la procédure d’enregistrement des élèves est réalisée en ligne. Les directeurs d’écoles indélicats seront pris la main dans le sac puisqu’ils ne pourront plus faire porter le chapeau au ministère.
Le directeur du Bunexe invite les parents à la vigilance puisque les listes des élèves, habilités à subir les épreuves, seront publiées sur le site du ministère.
Depuis quelques années le gouvernement haïtien avait attribué un numéro unique à chaque élève du système afin de barrer la route aux fraudeurs. La modernisation du système, qui vise à terme une école de qualité, se poursuivra sur plusieurs années parce que la tache à abattre est immense.
Dans le souci d’accompagner les candidats aux examens d’Etat de 9e année de fin d’études fondamentales et secondaires, le ministère de l’Education nationale et de la Formation professionnelle (MENFP) annonce le lancement, à compter du lundi 15 mai 2023, du Programme 2023 de récupération, d’accélération et de consolidation des apprentissages.
Pour la conduite de ce programme, le ministère mobilise 2 500 agents éducatifs (encadreurs et enseignants) qui vont accompagner les élèves fréquentant des établissements publics ou non publics dont leur fonctionnement a été fortement perturbé. Les cours seront dispensés, du lundi au dimanche, et répartis, suivant un calendrier attribué à chaque enseignant.
Suivant la planification élaborée avec les Directions départementales d’éducation (DDE) concernées, ces cours de récupération, d’accélération et de consolidation des apprentissages seront dispensés – de mai à juillet 2023 -, en tenant compte de la charge horaire normalement attribuée à chaque discipline d’enseignement pour les établissements scolaires ciblés.
De plus, des cours disponibles en format audio-visuel, couvrant les programmes d’études en 9ème A.F. et en S4, seront diffusés par la Radio télé éducative du ministère et des réseaux de médias communautaires, mis à contribution dans l’idée de faciliter une plus large diffusion des contenus pédagogiques dans l’intérêt de tous les apprenants.
Le ministère remercie ses partenaires dont Education Cannot Wait (ECW), l’UNICEF et la Banque interaméricaine de développement (BID) pour leur appui financier et technique à la réalisation dudit Programme. A noter que l’UNICEF, en tant qu’agent-partenaire, assure la gestion des fonds de ECW.
Le MENFP encourage la communauté éducative à soutenir cette activité visant à consolider les acquis scolaires des enfants.
JEFFJABRO Limited will stage the inaugural Hanover Food and Music Festival at the Bioprist Knowledge Park (Jockey Factory) in Lucea, Hanover.
Promoting Hanover’s Best Food and Cultural Assets
The festival, at its core, is geared toward promoting Hanover as a gastronomic, historic, and cultural tourism destination. This event will be a part of HANOVER 300, the tercentennial celebration of the establishment of Hanover as a parish, which will take place in 2023 and for which a year-long, parish-wide commemoration of this significant milestone will take place.
One of the primary attractions of the event is “Epicurean Eats,” which will feature culinary demos and celebrity cook-offs. There will also be an opportunity for patrons to partake in live cooking demos and the “ketch a fyah” competition hosted by chef Noel Cunningham, alongside specially invited guests.
Chef Noel Cunningham says this festival is the place to be for the entire family this summer.
Award-winning Jamaican Chef from Kingston, Jamaica
Noel Cunningham is an internationally renowned award-winning chef and culinary personality who hails from Kingston, Jamaica, and is one of Canada’s most celebrated and prominent chefs. Chef Noel is the executive chef of Cuisine by Noel, a restaurant and catering company in Toronto, Canada, as well as the host of the What’s Cooking with Chef Noel Podcast and a best-selling cookbook author (Cuisine by Noel: A Culinary Journey through Recipes and Stories). Chef Noel is a culinary expert who appears regularly on television shows in Canada and the United States.
Chef Noel is very excited to share his twist on some of the Jamaican favourites with the patrons at the festival. “I can’t wait to interact with the patrons and share with them some of my kitchen tips and secrets,” he said. Chef Noel is known for blending his talent for creating elegant, Caribbean-fusion-inspired cuisine with his passion for simple dishes using fresh and sustainable ingredients.
Patrons will also be able to feast on a wide variety of food produced by farmers in Hanover as we take them on an epicurean journey that will demonstrate creativity and innovation in the food and music industries. The goal is to produce a day and night family-friendly festival with wholesome food, music, and quality entertainment.
The kids’ zone will be filled with fun and learning activities through children’s entertainment to learn about their culture.
The stage show element promises to bring its usual fanfare with acts such as Tessanne Chin and Bounty Killa alongside other local acts. Tickets are available on the website. Gates open at 8 am and activities start at 10 am.
Isn’t it ironic that the majority of professing Christians trust God with their eternal security but have difficulty trusting Him with the details of everyday life? Based on John 3:16 they fully expect to spend eternity with Him, yet seem unable to take hold of Philippians 4:6, “Don’t worry about anything, but pray about everything” (CEV). Is it that God who created the universe, and everything in it, cannot handle the details of the here and now?
God cares about us and the things that impact our lives far more than we realize. Like a good and loving parent, His heart breaks as He watches His children wrestle with things that provoke doubt, fear, and rob us of peace of mind and heart as He waits for us to bring those concerns to Him. He did not intend for us to worry about how we are going to make it from one day to the next, but rather that we should cast those cares upon Him (1 Peter 5:7). Not some of it, but “all”; everything, nothing – not even what seems to be the most trivial – left out. For some of us, that is an extremely difficult thing to do because worry is like a worn-out pair of shoes. We need to throw it out but it is most comfortable. Yet there is no ambiguity to Jesus’ instructions. He says “Don’t do it!” For “behold the fowls of the air: for they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather into barns; yet your heavenly Father feedeth them. Are ye not much better than they?” (Matthew 6:26, KJV).
Don’t worry about anything. If God takes care of the fowls of the air, He will take care of those who are His. This is the same God who so loved the world that He gave His Son Jesus that all who believe in Him would have life and have it more abundantly (John 3:16; 10:10). Surely, having demonstrated the extent of His love for His children, how can we doubt Him when He says “Don’t worry”? Is there anything too hard for Him to handle? (Genesis 18:14).
George Muller was right when he said, “The beginning of anxiety is the end of faith and the beginning of true faith is the end of anxiety.” Whatever weighs heavily on your heart and mind, why not resolve to come boldly to the throne of grace and leave it there? “Instead of worrying, pray. Let petitions and praises shape your worries into prayers, letting God know your concerns. Before you know it, a sense of God’s wholeness, everything coming together for good, will come and settle you down. It’s wonderful what happens when Christ displaces worry at the center of your life” (Philippians 4:6-8, The Message).
The New Amsterdam (NA) Recreational Park will be a major player in improving the mental and physical wellness of residents living in Region Six (East Berbice-Corentyne), President Dr Irfaan Ali said on Friday when he commissioned the area.
The park has gazebos, sitting areas, and washroom facilities that cater to persons living with disabilities; a vehicle parking area, lights, soon-to-be-installed playing equipment, Police presence and it will soon have open government Wi-Fi access.
In his remarks, the Head of State said this area is not just a park, but a major investment in the wellness of community members.
“Mental health is linked to community health, if we have great community health, we have great community spirit,” President Ali said, noting, this will reduce abuse and behavioral activities that are not conducive to community wellness.
“Wellness and fitness go hand-in-hand, so mental health is linked to community health, community health is linked to wellness and fitness and how do we create a better more conducive environment if we don’t have community space?”
According to President Ali, these are the small essential things that aid the human transformation that is critical for the transformation of the country.
Further, the President urged the residents to treat the park with respect. He said it is a family-oriented space that should be utilised for studying, playing, exercising, and even occupied by schools for recreational activities.
The park is a project under the Office of the First Lady and the Ministry of Public Works. President Ali praised the two agencies for their tremendous work.
Minister within the Ministry of Public Works, Deodat Indar said, “This Park is a great addition to the region for the residents living there to have a family space.”
He added that this is not the first place that the First Lady has taken up projects to make family-oriented spaces.
However, he added that this project specifically, was done by contractors from the region, highlighting that this is a great way to show the building capabilities of Berbicians.
Meanwhile, President Ali further encouraged young people and children to use the park to promote and practice their talents, especially those who do public performances.
He also said that with the space for children to perform, it is his hope that businesses will financially support the young people.
“To the children, they can showcase their talents. This is what we want here, a cultural stage. This is what will uplift life in New Amsterdam.
“Narrowly, someone will say this is just a park, but that is not so. We have to optimize the value.”
He also reminded that this makes the value of the properties nearby increase, therefore, creating net value for residents.
With the recent passage of amendments to the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Bill, the Guyana Police Force will soon begin to enforce the regulations governing electric cycles also known as E-bikes.
“The Force is now looking at the implication of the legislation…We will roll out all the enforcement methods that are available to us, similar to what happens with the motorcycles,” Deputy Commissioner of ‘Admin’ (ag) Calvin Brutus, told reporters at the sidelines of an event on Friday.
But before this is done, Brutus explained that a seminar will be held with officers of the traffic department and patrol ranks.
The Police will also engage the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) to ensure the necessary arrangements are in place, he said.
“Now it’s a matter of implementing and making sure that all the regulations are in place but we will first have to work in partnership with GRA to make sure that aspect is first is place before out enforcement operations commence,” Brutus said.
Under the new regulations, users of electric cycles are obligated to follow the same rules as motorcyclists when using the roadways and are required to have the relevant documents, among them a valid registration.
The amendments to the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Bill, which was piloted by Minister of Home Affairs, Robeson Benn were passed in the National Assembly on Wednesday.
According to the explanatory memorandum, the purpose of the Bill is to amend Section 2 to regulate the use of electric cycles. Clause 2 of the Bill amends Section 2 of the principal act by inserting into the Act a definition of “electric cycle”.
An electric cycle is defined to be any motorcycle that has an electric motor and is fitted with an effective stopping system controlled by the use of brakes, gears, or motor control.
Collectively, the amendments will bring electric cycles under the same legislative regime as motorcycles.
This means that provisions of the Principal Act, and any subsidiary legislation made under that Act governing the registration and use of motorcycles, will now be applicable to electric cycles.
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