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Kita Nago to Urge Unity among Haitians, Moving Haiti Forward

Kita Nago to Urge Unity among Haitians, Moving Haiti Forward

“Ki bwa li ye, bwa sa; ki bwa li ye, bwa sa,” sang euphoric young men and women, floating in a sea of people embarked on a lengthy pilgrimage to unity. At the end of the unprecedented grassroots movement in Northern city Ouanaminthe — Kita Nago — a half-ton tree trunk that symbolizes Haiti, would have, on […]

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