Education Tech: Haiti’s Northeast education directorate is using AI to verify and flag anomalies in the marking and quality control of official 9th AF exam results, aiming for fairer, more transparent validation without replacing human staff. Digital Finance: The BRH is building a National Payment Platform to let authorized banks, microfinance institutions, and electronic payment providers send transfers and payments instantly across institutions, while warning against crypto/stablecoin services. Banking Stability: A new BRH working paper stress-tests Haiti’s banking sector (2000–2024), finding it can absorb moderate shocks but remains exposed to combined inflation, exchange-rate, political, and disaster risks—supporting regular, results-focused oversight. HIV Drug Access: Lenacapavir shows near-100% protection, but rollout is slow and still missing from Latin America despite trial participation, highlighting global pricing and monopoly barriers. TPS Fallout for Haitians: As the U.S. ends Temporary Protected Status for Haiti, Haitians in Ohio are being called to ICE offices and forced into ankle monitors or deportation hearings, deepening fear and uncertainty. Health Workforce Pressure: Massachusetts officials warn that ending TPS for health care workers from Haiti and elsewhere could worsen staffing shortages as they push more primary-care investment. Culture & Institutions: Konpa’s UNESCO and NYC recognition arrives as the nightclub ecosystem that sustained it weakens, raising alarms about how to preserve the genre’s future.