My name is Wilner Bossou. I am an experienced journalist based in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. I work as well in many parts in the country like Cap-Haitian and southern Capital.

I write articles and produce video on culturals, Sports and political events.

MANUEL Yves is a journalist based in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Je suis Yves Manuel , journaliste reporter et redacteur travaillant pour Radio Television Scoop FM depuis une quinzaine d'annees . Je bosse egalement pour des medias en lignes dont La Diaspora , VantbefInfo, RLProdz etc..

Jean Handy Tibert is a Video Journalist based in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
I also work as Fixer, Translator/interpreter , and Field Producer.

Sandrine Exil is a journalist based in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, currently working as a stringer for different news organizations. Interested in the Caribbean. Works for newspapers, magazines and television news organizations.

Freelance multimedia journalist based in Port-au-Prince Haïti, Freelance video journalist at RUPTLY and Reuters, Freelance Photojournalist at Anadolu Agency,Loop Haiti & Mag Haiti. Journalist Stringer at Russia Today.

Anne Rose Schoen is a journalist based in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Toussaint Renan is a journalist based in Haiti.

yvon vilius is a A freelance journalist working for the international media in Haiti based in Port-au-Prince, with seven years of experience. Vilius has worked for Al Jazeera English as a Producer since the January 2010 earthquake. He is a versatile cameraman, video editor, and producer who knows Read moreHaiti well. He speaks Haitian Creole, English, and French.
 
In June 2011, Vilius was part of an Al Jazeera team that received a prestigious New York Press Club Award for reporting on protests against the United Nations over cholera in Haiti. He has contributed to at least 20 video packages for Al Jazeera English and is credited as the sole producer for several.

Dodley Vincent is a sports journalist. Dodley Vincent is a photographer, volunteer for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 World Cup, based in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Raoul Junior Lorfils is an Award winning journalist based in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Working in the media (radio and TV) since 2011, He has devoted himself to writing in 2014 - first as a blogger and later as a news reporter with stories published on top Haitian outlets like Le Nouvelliste, Read moreAyibopost and AlterPresse. He has also occasionally collaborated with BBC, BFMTV and has been featured in stories from Reuters Institute, Veja, Le Nouvelliste, Ayibopost, Juno7, Gazette Haiti, La Libre, Le Temps, IJNet, Loop News, Alterpresse…

In 2018, He became the editor-in-chief of Loop Haiti, the Haitian branch of Loop News, a media network operating in six countries in the Caribbean.In this position, Raoul ensures, among other things, the enhancement of Haitian excellence in all areas, the production of content that informs, educates and inspires. Raoul has recently started to work on making Loop Haiti a media that gives more voice to minorities groups in Haiti and publish more solution-based stories.

Raoul has twice been awarded with the Prix Jeune Journaliste en Haiti (2015-2016). In 2019, He was nominated among the 10 most influential personalities in the media field in Haiti by Haiti Tech Summit. Under his watch, Loop Haiti's newsroom has welcome several prestigious awards, and has been ranked as the most popular Haitian media in 2022.

Raoul has a master's degree in media management from Université de Lille, after previous studies in journalism and international relations. Alongside his work, He regularly speaks at conferences on the role of journalism, journalists’ social responsibilities, the fight against misinformation, among others, and he leads training sessions for journalists or aspiring journalists.