The third edition of the E2Tech technology fair took place at Port-au-Prince’s Karibe Hotel. It was the third in a serie of fairs designed for a larger community and focused on Information and Communication Technologies, Energy and Environment.
Thank you to the thousands of people who watched our live video feed of Kanaval 2013 from Cap-Haitien. As we trek back to Port-au-Prince, please enjoy some pre-recorded segments before we post pictures and video.
HaitiXchange and Digimotion Group have partnered with PNCS to bring you Kanaval 2013 live fom Cap-Haitien.
PNCS is the Haitian national entity which has the sole responsibility of regulating and controlling the school feeding program. It was created in 1997 and has since then allowed thousands of Haitian students to receive at least one hot meal daily. Today the Martelly/Lamothe government has at heart kids education and this program has permitted 8 percent more kids to attend school. The goal this year is to serve 1.5 million students throughout the country.
After months of erroneously listing Haiti’s president as “Sweet Micky”, Google search results have been altered to correctly show “Michel Martelly”. Although it was displaying correctly for other countries such as Canada, it continued to display as “Sweet Micky” , his stage name, for the United States for over a month. We urged people to use the Google feedback link to report the error, and are happy to say that our latest search shows that it has been corrected, and the world can be a better place.
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