Author: Opastaff

Nan dènye vire nan listwa plan Trump yo ki toujou pa mache, yon jij nan Boston frape ankò avni imigrasyon Trump la. Fwa sa a, plan li te genyen pou l depòte imigran ki soti Kiba, Nikaragwa, Venezyela ak Ayiti, moun sa yo menm ki te jwenn estati legal anba pwogram epòk Biden nan, sispann. Sanble plan pou “Fè Amerik Ankò Majè” pa t gen chans ditou. Sonje lè Trump te panse deplase Meksiken yo t ap retounen travay pou Ameriken yo? Li te imajine ke lè li retire “moun li konsidere pa anfòm yo”, Ameriken travayè yo ta fasil…

Jodi a, jwen kat rezidans Ozetazini atravè maryaj vin pi difisil pase tout tan. Avèk nouvo administrasyon an, yo mete règ pi strik e yo vle fè li prèske enposib pou moun ki pa byen prepare. Se poutèt sa ou dwe konnen mari oswa madanm ou byen, epi sonje tout ti detay, paske kesyon ou pa t atann ditou ka se li yo poze ou pandan entèvyou a. Si ou gen entèvyou imigrasyon pou kat rezidans ou, pran li trè oserye. Yon avoka imigrasyon rakonte kijan li te patisipe nan yon entèvyou ki te dire 4 èdtan. Wi, 4 èdtan!…

Emmy Nixon Louis, widely known as EmmyNix, has officially ended his collaboration with the legendary Haitian compas band Zenglen. The news has sparked buzz across the Haitian music scene, as EmmyNix has been one of the group’s most recognizable voices in recent years. During his time with Zenglen, EmmyNix brought style, talent, and energy to the stage. His voice gave the band a fresh dynamic, and he became a central figure in their live performances. The band publicly thanked him for his contributions and made it clear they are entering a new era as he moves on. But EmmyNix isn’t…

The Haitian music community and the nation at large mourn the passing of a truly extraordinary soul, Joe Jacques, who died today, leaving behind a legacy that will resonate for generations. Born on May 25, 1936, in Gonaïves, Haiti, Joe Jacques was more than a musician. He was a visionary, a teacher, a poet with keys beneath his fingers, and a heart as vast as the Caribbean sky he never saw. Blind since birth, Joe Jacques never witnessed a sunrise with his eyes, but somehow, he managed to light the way for all of us. His life was a testament to…

If you’ve followed T-Vice since its early days in the Haitian music scene, there are certain names that immediately come to mind, individuals whose presence became synonymous with the band. One of those names is Bouboul. Whether you saw him on stage, on Carnival floats in Haiti, in music videos, or traveling the globe alongside the Martino brothers, Bouboul was more than just part of the team, he was family. So it comes as a heartbreaking shock to fans and friends alike to learn of his sudden passing. On Monday, March 31, 2025, the T-Vice family and their fans were…

Whew! Normally, artists mind their business when it comes to calling out who belongs and who doesn’t in the music industry. It’s practically an unwritten rule. But clearly, Anie Alerte didn’t get the memo, because sis pulled up boldly and started naming names like she was handing out report cards! In a moment that had us clutching our headphones, Anie decided to let the world know exactly which artists she feels she’s better than and in what department they simply can’t touch her. And while she dished out a little praise, it was the backhanded compliments that really set the…

The Haitian band diSip is turning a new page, at least on paper. On March 20, 2025, the group issued a press release announcing the appointment of Schoelcher Destin of Joys Management as their new manager. According to the statement, Destin has been serving in the role since February 2nd, handling all booking, promotion, and business-related inquiries. For longtime followers of the band, this update feels familiar. New management, a new direction, and a renewed promise of stability. But beneath the surface, fans and industry insiders are asking the same questions, Will this actually mark a new beginning for diSip,…

Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, to the rowdiest, wildest extravaganza in American political history, where the spotlight never dims, the clowns have seized the stage, and the elephants are no longer just a party symbol but the ones actually running the joint. Under this big top of the Oval Office, behold as Ringmaster Donald J. Trump presides over a spectacle so bombastic, even Barnum and Bailey would pack up their tents in shame. But don’t wander off for your popcorn yet, folks. Enter the show’s most unpredictable act: Elon Musk, the tech billionaire who waltzes in without an official…

It’s been 67 days since Donald J. Trump reclaimed the Oval Office as the 47th president of the United States thanks to his tech sugar daddy Elon Musk, who dropped $100 million and allegedly unleashed a bot army that could convince your grandma her crockpot voted Republican. Since then, mornings in America feel like waking up hungover in a clown car parked outside a burning circus tent. The national vibe? “What the f*ck did he break today?” And somehow, the answer is always: more than yesterday. Say what you will about Trump, but the man is consistent, consistently f*cking up…

April 1, 2025. In another dramatic episode of the ongoing White House reality show, President Trump has decided it’s time to deport immigrants from Haiti, Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba. Why? Apparently because it was Monday, or maybe because someone brought him decaf. Either way, around 530,000 immigrants just had their legal status pulled, just like that. No real explanation has been given. Just urgency. The kind of urgency that shows up when the polls are down and cable news isn’t talking about you enough. Deportations are scheduled to begin April 31. That date doesn’t actually exist, but given the current…