Tomorrow morning in Lincoln Center, Wyclef Jean will discuss the end of his candidacy for the Haitian presidency with Wall Street Journal reporter Lee Hawkins and then perform some of his music at Lincoln Center. (” If I Was President”? Or maybe some of his earlier work? “Gangsta Girl”? The audience could easily pick up Lil’ Kim’s part). The event is the first in a new events series from The …
NEW YORK – Days after Haiti-born Hip Hop artist Wyclef Jean officially renounced his bid for the presidency of an earthquake-ravaged Haiti, President René Préval pulled him on stage Thursday at a gathering of the Clinton Global Initiative in a gesture of goodwill.
NEW YORK – Days after Haiti-born Hip Hop artist Wyclef Jean officially renounced his bid for the presidency of an earthquake-ravaged Haiti, President René Préval pulled him on stage Thursday at a gathering of the Clinton Global Initiative in a gesture of goodwill.
NEW YORK – Days after Haiti-born Hip Hop artist Wyclef Jean officially renounced his bid for the presidency of an earthquake-ravaged Haiti, President René Préval pulled him on stage Thursday at a gathering of the Clinton Global Initiative in a gesture of goodwill.
NEW YORK – Days after Haiti-born Hip Hop artist Wyclef Jean officially renounced his bid for the presidency of an earthquake-ravaged Haiti, President René Préval pulled him on stage Thursday at a gathering of the Clinton Global Initiative in a gesture of goodwill.
New York, Sept 23 : A joint assessment by two United Nations agencies has found that Haiti’s food sector is slowly beginning to recover but production remains well below the levels that existed prior to the January earthquake.
New York, Sept 23 : A joint assessment by two United Nations agencies has found that Haiti’s food sector is slowly beginning to recover but production remains well below the levels that existed prior to the January earthquake.
New York, Sept 23 : A joint assessment by two United Nations agencies has found that Haiti’s food sector is slowly beginning to recover but production remains well below the levels that existed prior to the January earthquake.
New York, Sept 23 : A joint assessment by two United Nations agencies has found that Haiti’s food sector is slowly beginning to recover but production remains well below the levels that existed prior to the January earthquake.
At its annual fundraiser, on Thursday, the St. Boniface Haiti Foundation will honor four “champions” who have given time and money to the organization’s relief work in Haiti.