Onz Chery is a Haiti correspondent at The Haitian Times. He focuses on topics related to Central America, the Caribbean, and South America, with a particular emphasis on both team and individual sports disciplines. Chery's work has been featured in NewsBreak, Haitian Times, and The New York Times.
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Onz Chery's coverage heavily revolves around the government and politics of Haiti, particularly in Cap-Haitien. Given this focus, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to evolving political stories, infrastructure development projects, and significant events in these areas.
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By: Onz Chéry
Kenyan officers arrive as Labadie reels from cruise shutdown and deepening economic crisis Leave a comment
By: Onz Chéry
Businessman Marc “Gaspiyay” Santo won the Committee of Coordination of Labadie (CCL) 2025 presidential election. He will begin leading the village’s embattled committee after swearing in on Jan. 1.
By: Onz Chéry
A photo-driven look at the Committee of Coordination of Labadie (CCL) presidential election on Dec. 14, where residents acted as watchdogs to prevent fraud and later celebrated businessman Marc Santo’s narrow victory.
By: Onz Chéry
Haitian soccer star Melchie Dumornay has finally reached the Top 5 in a global award. The OL Lyonnes midfielder is among the five candidates for the 2025 Globe Soccer Awards’ Best Women’s Player accolade. Previously, Dumornay finished 18th in the France Football Ballon d’Or ranking and 11th in FIFA’s The Best Awards, despite winning Concacaf’s Women’s Player of the Year consecutively in 2024 and 2025.
A series of images from Marché de Noël, or Christmas Market, a two-day event held by media company Sakapfèt Okap in Cap-Haïtien.
By: Onz Chéry
Melchie Dumornay finished among the top five finalists for Globe Soccer's Women's Player of the Year, becoming the first Haitian to reach that level. The 22-year-old OL Lyonnes midfielder continues to cement her place among the world's elite, with strong prospects to win a global award in the years ahead.
By: Onz Chéry
Joy, pride, smiles, mouthfuls all captured in this series of soup joumou images for the new year
By: Onz Chéry
After Haitian national team star striker Duckens Nazon entered the 100-goal club career elite, three other Haitian strikers—including Frantzdy Pierrot, Ronaldo Damus and John Benchy Estama—are on notice and within reach.
By: Onz Chéry
Photos documenting rehabilitation and paraseismic work at Citadelle Laferrière, capturing construction workers, residents and visitors at the historic fortress in Milot on Dec. 22, 2025.
By: Onz Chéry
Cap-Haïtien's authorities orchestrated the demolition of at least 17 structures on The Boulevard, the city's most luxurious area, because they were not built at least five meters from the sidewalk's edge.
