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A new Chinese-owned wholesale warehouse has opened in Limonade, Haiti. There are multiple videos circulating online showing the inside of this new business, which appears to be one of the largest wholesale warehouses in the area.
The Haitian Creole in the video says, “The Chinese have arrived in Limonade.” In the comments, many Haitians are excited because they believe jobs are coming. For years, many people in northern Haiti have traveled to the Dominican Republic to purchase wholesale goods. With a warehouse like this operating in Limonade, many of those products can now be purchased locally, reducing the need to cross the border while keeping more money circulating within Haiti.
This is how the Haitian diaspora can help grow the economy in that area. When one successful business opens, it creates opportunities for many others. Build a restaurant next to it. Open a hardware store. Start a pharmacy. Build a warehouse. Open a hotel. Launch a transportation company. Instead of trying to do the same thing, build businesses that complement one another. That’s how commercial districts are created. That’s how cities grow. That’s how local economies become stronger.
Imagine if 10, 20, or even 50 Haitian-owned businesses opened around this new development. More jobs would be created, more families would earn an income, more tax revenue would be generated, and Limonade would continue to grow as a commercial hub for northern Haiti.
This is what we need more of: less entertainment and more work. Now more than ever, we need to show that we are serious about building our country.
If we are angry about the way Haitians are being treated around the world, then now is the time to turn that anger into action. Invest. Build. Create jobs. Support businesses. Develop communities.
Complaining alone will not change Haiti. Action will.
If you had the opportunity to invest in Limonade today, what business would you open? 🇭🇹
Video credit: faneusfrancois/Tiktok
The Haitian Creole in the video says, “The Chinese have arrived in Limonade.” In the comments, many Haitians are excited because they believe jobs are coming. For years, many people in northern Haiti have traveled to the Dominican Republic to purchase wholesale goods. With a warehouse like this operating in Limonade, many of those products can now be purchased locally, reducing the need to cross the border while keeping more money circulating within Haiti.
This is how the Haitian diaspora can help grow the economy in that area. When one successful business opens, it creates opportunities for many others. Build a restaurant next to it. Open a hardware store. Start a pharmacy. Build a warehouse. Open a hotel. Launch a transportation company. Instead of trying to do the same thing, build businesses that complement one another. That’s how commercial districts are created. That’s how cities grow. That’s how local economies become stronger.
Imagine if 10, 20, or even 50 Haitian-owned businesses opened around this new development. More jobs would be created, more families would earn an income, more tax revenue would be generated, and Limonade would continue to grow as a commercial hub for northern Haiti.
This is what we need more of: less entertainment and more work. Now more than ever, we need to show that we are serious about building our country.
If we are angry about the way Haitians are being treated around the world, then now is the time to turn that anger into action. Invest. Build. Create jobs. Support businesses. Develop communities.
Complaining alone will not change Haiti. Action will.
If you had the opportunity to invest in Limonade today, what business would you open? 🇭🇹
Video credit: faneusfrancois/Tiktok
Invest in Haiti if your serious, and make awareness of people to stop selling their lands. Find a way to keep a business. Put their heads together, remove the pride.Don’t wait to other countries cont to buy in a land to see you were sitting on riches the entire time.
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Fè tankoum femen bouch nou, tout tan nou paka met ansanm pou nou fè on bagay lakay nou fèmen bouch nou
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Very dumb on the Haitians part, these people do not like black/brown anything!! All they're gonna do is try to colonize, and y'all are allowing it.………this is disrespectful to the ancestors, especially after that Chinese man was in Africa, making the African children speak in their language when you translated calling themselves monkeys, and all this stuff is this what people want for the Haitian children there’s too much going on for you guys to allow these people to come in your country and silently colonize it
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Oh God no
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it’s a great start brings money and jobs but im sure they gon make sure they benefit as well it’s business strictly
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Sigh
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I hope the Haitians won’t loot it? And drive them away for taking over?😂😂😂😂😂
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Big mistake
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Thx God
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They should be a law where the Chinese have to hire local too in their businesses. That’s how you create jobs.
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I don’t get it. Foreign have open market to do business in our country but for us Haitian diaspora can’t do anything.
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Sèlman m konnen nou😒🤨
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I was there last year. This was one of the few areas they provided electric to for the sole fact that these people were coming 🤦🏾♀️ I definitely see the potential benefits of this happening 👏🏾👏🏾… though it sucks the country chose to provide resources to outsiders while ignoring their own. 😖
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About to sell y'all more poison more plastic clothes and trash to further ruin the land smh
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