Five young journalists awarded at the Haitian Young Journalist Prize

Murdith Joseph won the second prize in the radio category with her report "The Commitment that Heals." This work highlights the initiatives of young women who are engaged despite the security and humanitarian crisis. Murdith Joseph, a journalist at Radio Télé Voix Évangélique d'Haïti (4VEH), stated: "This distinction is for me a great source of motivation. It reminds me that perseverance eventually bears fruit."

The ceremony took place under the theme "Youth Facing the Security and Humanitarian Crisis." Emmanuel Adjovi, regional representative of the OIF, addressed an encouraging message to the non-awarded candidates.

Winners

Daniella Saint-Louis and Lucnise Duquereste were honored for their work in print. Ritchy Fortuné and Geneviève Rose Murdith Joseph received the prize in the radio category, while Guerby Jean won in audiovisual.

The ceremony took place within a society facing security and humanitarian challenges. The organizers invited the candidates to document the journey of Haitian youth in the face of current difficulties.

Source: Haiti24