Turning back to our interview with Prime Minister Briceno whose portfolio includes oversight of the sugar industry. A new rift is opening in the sugar belt and this time, it’s not between farmers and the mill, but over what the government wants the Belize Sugar
Fuel prices are once again squeezing Belizeans, and now the pressure has landed squarely at the feet of the Briceño administration. Just yesterday, the Leader of the Opposition publicly urged the government to cut its tax take on fuel, arguing that motorists need immediate relief
Prime Minister John Briceño says his government isn’t losing any sleep over a letter the Feinstein Group sent to U.S. Congressman Brian Mast about the stalled Stake Bank project, even after Mast took the issue to Secretary of State Marco Rubio to question Belize’s investment
Tonight, a Camalote mother is grieving the sudden loss of her twenty‑year‑old son, Andy Suazo, and searching for answers about how his life ended so abruptly. What police are still trying to determine, whether his fatal gunshot wound was self‑inflicted or the result of foul
A spike in dead fish near San Estevan is once again raising concerns about the health of the New River. The Department of the Environment confirms it responded to a fish kill in the Orange Walk District, an incident they say happens almost every year.
Fourteen remarkable Belizean women are in the national spotlight tonight as the National Women’s Commission honors their impact on our country’s growth and progress. From trailblazing educators and innovative entrepreneurs to rising youth leaders, each awardee brings a story of grit, dedication, and purpose. It’s
The Belize Chamber of Commerce and Industry brought women’s empowerment to center stage today, hosting its fourth annual forum under the bold theme “From Survival to Scale.” The event pulled together entrepreneurs, policymakers, and industry leaders for frank conversations about the financial and social barriers
The Belize Bank is stepping up its mission to shape the next generation of women in tech. Today, the bank rolled out the third cohort of its Girls 4 Tech program, an initiative aimed at closing the gender gap in STEM by giving young girls
Belize is taking center stage this week as the Caribbean rallies around one big goal, protecting the region’s creativity and turning it into real economic power. Leaders and EU officials are here launching the next phase of the CarIPI project, and over the past three
In Corozal, frustration over the Civic Center’s crumbling condition is boiling over and Area Representative Thea Garcia‑Ramirez is pushing back. Residents say the building shouldn’t be falling apart barely a year after more than a hundred thousand dollars went into repairs, and many are questioning
