In celebration of World Environment Day on June 5, the organization PouBèl Ayiti took the initiative to engage the local community of Cap-Haitien in environmental conservation activities. These activities included a community trash pickup event, the installation of garbage cans throughout the streets, efforts to recycle materials, and a decoration competition aimed at raising awareness and beautifying the area. Oldjy Francois provided a visual insight into the day's events with a collection of photographs showcasing the efforts of PouBèl Ayiti and the participating residents.

SportsPower International, a non-profit organization, won an exhibition basketball game against All-Star University in Cap-Haitien, Haiti, with a score of 69-64. The team, composed of former NBA, European, and college basketball players, was in the city for a four-day trip that included scouting for a potential project and hosting a basketball clinic. The All-Star University team featured top college and professional players from the local IBO league. Despite the loss, All-Star head coach Wesly Jérôme expressed satisfaction with the event and the performance of his players, emphasizing the desire to improve basketball in the country and establish true basketball camps.

A delegation of former NBA and college basketball players, as part of SportsPower International, visited Cap-Haitien, Haiti, on May 27 to explore the city for a potential project, play a friendly game with local all-stars, and conduct a basketball clinic. The group, which includes former players like Zach Andrews, David Wood, Wesley Fluellen, Mamadou N’Diay, and Jermaine Taylor, aims to make a positive impact on the community through sports. They were officially welcomed by city officials and have plans to spread the gospel alongside their sports activities. The visit includes a basketball clinic and a game against the All-Star University team from the IBO league, fulfilling the dreams of local players like Paul Emmanuel Eustache to play with NBA veterans.

The article reports on the 219th anniversary of the flag celebrated in Cap-Haitien, Haiti. Cap-Haitien is recognized as a significant historical site in Haiti and globally for its role in the fight for freedom. The celebration was marked with great enthusiasm and fanfare. The article includes photographs of the day's events taken by Oldjy Francois, providing a visual account of the anniversary festivities.