Let's Build Gonave, Haiti!

Starting today, Google Translate was added to the http://gonavegovernmentportal.tk / site.  This will allow users to select English, French, or Haitian Creole when viewing the website.  Select the preferred language and all pages that you go to on the Gonave Government Site will change automatically. Go Gonave!

I first want to say, I appreciate all the interest in Gonave, and our team at Let's Build Gonave, Haiti, have put on a strong force to show the world Gonave.  While we haven't put a large amount of resources to Gonave yet, we have been doing a large amount of behind the scenes work, and also working with Haitian officials before anything can take place. I also appreciate all the new folks who subscribe to our Google + page, which allows them to get updates instantly when we create a new blog post.  Also those who have went to the Gonave Government Portal , I appreciate you as well.  In fact most of the business inquiries have come from companies that visit that web page.  I was contacted a few days ago from a company called " Coffee Cubes Limited ".  Their idea is to put up coffee shops where folks on the go can either drive up or walk up.  Their business model is very simple.  They get these small storage units that have windows in them, and serv...

We created a live countdown clock as to when you will see the Gonave Website. It will be very informative and a step towards building Gonave Haiti! This countdown clock is also on the blog. Go Gonave!

Let's Build Gonave, Haiti, will be constructing a website to go live on June 1, 2014.  The website is being hosted by the Country of Tokelau and also offering the domain.The website will be the Gonave Government Portal, and will have a different format than the current hosting service in-which, the web page wasn't active. Things are looking up for Gonave, and the webpage will talk more in dept as to projects and timelines. Please stay tuned! Go Gonave! ------------------- Se pou yo bati Gonave, Ayiti, yo pral konstwi yon sit entènèt yo ale viv sou li a, 1 jen 2014. Se sou sit wèb la ke yo te akomode pa Peyi a nan Tokelaou epi tou li ofri sit entènèt la domain.The yo pral Gonave Gouvènman Portal a, epi pral gen yon diferan fòma pase sèvis la hosting kounye a nan-ki, paj wèb la pa t 'aktif. Tout bagay ap moute kap chèche Gonave, epi paj wèb la pral pale plis nan pozisyon kòm nan pwojè ansanm ak tan limit. Tanpri rete branche! Ale Gonave!

Due to a large response from people all over the world about wanting to know more about Haiti and Gonave, I decided it was time to change the name of the blog slightly to Let's Build Gonave, Haiti vs Let's Build Haiti.  The change is needed for many reasons, one being foreign investment, tourism, and even volunteers.  Their focus was on our page, and the assumption was Gonave was a city in Haiti.  We had to inform many that it is an island with about 80-100,000 people. The change will go into effect on this blog site immediately.  Gonave TV, will still stay the same, and the Gonave Government Portal will still stay the say. Things are slowly changing, and it is starting with administrative stuff first. Go Gonave! ------------------ Akòz yon repons gwo nan men moun nan tout mond lan sou vle konnen plis bagay sou Ayiti ak Gonave , mwen deside li te tan chanje non sa a nan blog la yon ti kras Se pou nou bati Gonave , Ayiti vs Ann bati A...

Because this is a site about Haiti and Gonave, Creole is the lanugage many understand.  If you noticed, many of the latest blogs have the English version and then the Creole version. Understand I'm not Haitian nor do I know Creole.  I use a translator program to convert from English to Creole. So if you notice anything that is incorrect or not accurate word structure, please accept my apologies. The website Gonave Government Portal also has been updated to where you will see English and Creole instantly, vs having to select the language from a drop down. Stay tune to more updates! Go Gonave! ----------------------- Paske sa a se yon sit sou Ayiti ak Gonave , kreyòl se lanugage nan anpil konprann. Si ou remake , anpil nan blogs yo dènye gen vèsyon an angle ak Lè sa a, vèsyon kreyòl la. Konprann mwen pa ayisyen ni mwen konnen kreyòl. Mwen sèvi ak yon pwogram tradiktè konvèti soti nan angle kreyòl. Se konsa, si w remake nenpòt bagay k...

The island of Gonave will soon have a couple of petitions that will either be posted on this blog, or on the Gonave Government Portal. Stay tuned.....Go Gonave!

Don't forget to check out the latest updates on the Gonave Government Portal .  I have did a few more updates, with more to follow.  There is some big news that will be coming out soon, so stay tuned to the website as well as this blog.  I would strongly advise signing up for the newsletter on the Gonave Government Portal.  Some information will be updated and posted there, that may not be on the blog, and vice versa. Go Gonave!

Work is still progressing on the Gonave Government Portal .  You can see the updates here http://gonavegovernment.webs.com/ .  Somethings have been streamlined to make the page function a little better. Visitors will now be able to see the local time, and temperature in the region.  There are three currently inactive buttons that are mainly for residents of Gonave.  These buttons are: Housing, Health & Medical Services, and Employment. The layout of the page is different as well.  There is a column on the left of the page, along with a top picture banner, and a label bar which still has the Home page, Contact Us, and Focus City. The left column, which was mentioned before, is for News Updates, current time and temperature.   The Let's Build Haiti button, and Gonave Newsletter are still on the page and both of these items are active. The site is a work in progress, look for additional changes in the future. 

The Gonave Government web page will be updated this week, as promised.  First off I change the name, from Democratic Republic of Gonave, to the Gonave Government Portal.  This change I will explain later, but felt it was needed to be updated immediately.  With respect to the Gonave Government Portal, I will have a few things that will be deleted, and also change the overall flow of the site.  It will be a work in progress, as the page will be done incrementally. I also will have a few more blog updates that will also be in Google + and Facebook on next steps and ideas moving forward with people in Gonave.  Since I was on vacation for a week, I couldn't tend to these different sites as I wanted to.  While on vacation I had a few thoughts on how to change the site, and just a totally different view of what could be better for Gonave and it's people. Till then, keep checking the web page for updates.