Hell unleashed in Haiti: Gangs seize control

Haiti's very existence teeters on the brink as ruthless gangs tighten their grip on the capital, Port-au-Prince, and expand their footprint.

Despite being Haiti's closest neighbour and a significant regional power, the United States' response remains alarmingly tepid.

For months, Haiti has been engulfed in a relentless storm of political chaos and economic ruin.

Gang warfare has spiralled out of control, with citizens of Port-au-Prince held captive by fear and despair.

As the crisis escalates, a glimmer of hope emerges with the arrival of Kenyan authorities, hoping to bring order to the chaos.

Yet, Haiti's political elite remains entrenched in internal strife, corruption allegations, and power struggles, further thwarting efforts to stabilise the nation and reinstate democratic governance.

Further complicating efforts to stabilise the country and restore democratic governance.