Haiti is gripped by a deepening security crisis, marked by rampant gang violence that holds the nation hostage. The streets of Port-au-Prince, once bustling with life, have become sites of unspeakable violence, with over 200 gangs reportedly controlling nearly 80% of the city. Against this backdrop of bloodshed and instability, the international community, led by Kenya, CARICOM, and the United States, is attempting to find solutions. But can this fragmented and often foreign intervention bring lasting peace to a nation battered by centuries of external interference?