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Island TV is Growing! 📻

Now you have even more ways to stay informed about everything happening in Haiti every single day! 🎙️🇭🇹

Introducing Radio Tropikal, broadcasting live on 101.5FM & 93.1FM in Haiti! Whether you’re at home or on the go, stay connected with the latest news, culture, and conversations that matter.

In the U.S.? No problem! You can listen live from your computer at islandtv.tv/radio-tropikal.

Tune in now and stay connected! 📡

#islandtvnetwork #haitianamerican #haitiandiaspora #haitiannews #haiti #haitianradio by @islandtvnetwork

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Jamaican cinema, cultural storytelling and the future of Caribbean filmmaking took center stage as Island TV attended the Negril Universal Film Festival (NUFF) in Jamaica.

Friday’s programming, dedicated to Jamaican Cinema & Industry, brought together filmmakers, industry professionals and creatives for a day of screenings, education and cultural celebration.

Highlights included a vertical filmmaking masterclass led by Richard Lawson and Denee Busby, documentary short films, a showcase of Jamaican productions and a special tribute to reggae icon Jimmy Cliff featuring Odessa Chambers.

The evening also featured a screening of the first two episodes of Possession, followed by an exclusive conversation with acclaimed Jamaican filmmaker Storm Saulter.

As Caribbean cinema continues to gain international recognition, NUFF serves as an important platform for regional talent, storytelling and creative collaboration.

Island TV was on the ground capturing the voices and stories shaping Caribbean cinema. Stay tuned for more coverage from Jamaica. by @islandtvnetwork

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Members of SPNH-17, a union representing officers of the Haitian National Police (PNH), are demanding salary increases, improved working conditions, debit cards and life insurance benefits.

According to union representatives, police officers have gone 10 years without a salary increase, with some earning approximately 30,000 Haitian gourdes, equivalent to roughly $200 USD per month.

The demands come as officers continue to confront heavily armed gangs, placing their lives at risk amid Haiti’s ongoing security crisis.

Speaking on Jounal 509, SPNH-17 representative Etienne Louisseul France highlighted the growing concerns over compensation and financial protections for those serving on the front lines.

As Haiti relies on its police force to restore security, the union is raising a critical question: Are the officers tasked with protecting the nation receiving the support they deserve?

Watch Jounal 509 daily on Islandtv.tv and download the Island TV App. by @islandtvnetwork

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King Charles III is not expected to issue a formal apology for Britain’s role in the transatlantic slave trade during his upcoming Caribbean tour, according to Buckingham Palace.

The announcement comes amid growing demands for reparations from Caribbean nations, including Jamaica and Barbados, seeking accountability for the lasting impact of slavery and colonialism.

While Charles previously described slavery as an “appalling atrocity” that “forever stains our history,” the British government continues to oppose financial reparations.

As Commonwealth leaders prepare to meet in Antigua and Barbuda, the debate over historical responsibility remains unresolved.

Should Britain formally apologize and provide reparations to Caribbean nations?

Follow Island TV for more Caribbean news. by @islandtvnetwork

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A modern healthcare facility in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, is drawing attention for its investment in medical technology, sustainable infrastructure, and patient care.

Located in Canapé-Vert, Centre Hospitalier MedCenter (CHM) features a three-story facility designed to operate entirely on solar energy, with on-site medical oxygen production, digital patient management systems, and 24-hour emergency services.

The development comes at a critical time for Haiti, where ongoing insecurity, infrastructure challenges, and limited access to medical services continue to strain the country’s healthcare system.

While the hospital’s official opening date and full operational capacity have yet to be independently confirmed, the facility highlights efforts to strengthen Haiti’s healthcare infrastructure.

Follow Island TV for more news and developments from Haiti and across the Caribbean. by @islandtvnetwork

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Island TV’s Daytime Live puts its own Caribbean twist on the popular “Pop the Balloon” dating concept, bringing together bold personalities, candid first impressions, and conversations about attraction, compatibility, and modern dating.

Who makes a connection, and whose balloon gets popped?

Tune in to Daytime Live on Island TV for the fun, the chemistry, and the surprises. by @islandtvnetwork

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Growing concerns over fatal police shootings in Jamaica are renewing calls for greater transparency, accountability and the use of body-worn cameras during security operations.

Opposition Spokesman on National Security Fitz Jackson has warned that more Jamaicans are becoming fearful of law enforcement as police-involved fatalities continue to rise.

According to the Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM), 232 people have been killed by security forces since the beginning of the year, intensifying national debate over the use of deadly force, police oversight and public trust.

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Follow @islandtvnetwork for the latest news and developments across the Caribbean. by @islandtvnetwork

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WHAT’S UP CARIBBEAN | DAVID JOLLY MEETS WITH SOUTH FLORIDA’S HAITIAN COMMUNITY

On this episode of What’s Up Caribbean, host Elizabeth Guerin takes viewers inside a community gathering in North Lauderdale, where Florida Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Jolly met with Haitian-American residents and community leaders ahead of the November 3 election.

The discussion comes amid growing uncertainty surrounding Temporary Protected Status (TPS), immigration policies and the future of Haitian families across Florida.

Guerin brings viewers a closer look at the conversation, as community members share their concerns and hear directly from the candidate about issues affecting one of the state’s largest Caribbean communities.

Watch the full episode of What’s Up Caribbean on Island TV. Visit ondemand.islandtv.tv to stream.

Follow @islandtvnetwork for more Caribbean news, politics and community coverage. by @islandtvnetwork

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ONE-ON-ONE WITH ISLAND TV

Florida Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Angie Nixon @angieforfl sits down with Island TV for a one-on-one interview, addressing some of the most pressing issues facing Florida’s Haitian community ahead of the November 3 election.

In this segment, Nixon pledges solidarity with Haitian families, vowing to advocate for the extension of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and a pathway to citizenship.

The wide-ranging conversation also covers her response to Vice President JD Vance’s recent remarks, her campaign against Republican Senator Ashley Moody, Florida’s rising cost of living, and her vision for the state’s future.

Watch the full exclusive interview now on Island TV’s YouTube channel. Link in bio. by @islandtvnetwork

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On a special edition of This Is Our Future with Stichiz, five young aspiring entrepreneurs take center stage for The Great Pitch 1.0, an initiative highlighting youth innovation, entrepreneurship and the power of investing in the next generation.

The five finalists present their businesses and ideas before a panel of guest judges, competing for a $2,500 cash prize presented by the Miami Foundation.

Beyond the competition, the event brings together community leaders, industry professionals and local organizations committed to creating opportunities for young people to develop their talents, pursue their ambitions and turn ideas into reality.

Tune in tonight, Thursday, October 8, at 9 PM on Island TV for an evening of inspiring pitches, special performances and conversations about the future of entrepreneurship.

Follow Island TV for more stories highlighting the next generation of leaders. by @islandtvnetwork

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Haiti has indefinitely postponed its long-awaited presidential and legislative elections, extending a political transition in a country that has not held national elections since 2016.

The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) announced the decision on October 6, suspending plans for a first round of voting on December 13, 2026, and a second round on February 21, 2027. No new election dates have been announced.

The postponement comes amid escalating gang violence, widespread displacement and political instability. Armed groups continue to control significant portions of Port-au-Prince, complicating efforts to organize a secure and credible electoral process.

Haiti has been without an elected president since the assassination of Jovenel Moïse in July 2021 and remains without a functioning elected national legislature.

As the country approaches a decade without national elections, the latest delay raises further questions about the timeline for restoring elected leadership and constitutional governance.

What will it take for Haiti to hold credible and secure elections?

Follow Island TV for continuing coverage. by @islandtvnetwork

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