Small farmers across Belize are getting a helping hand and it’s already making a difference. Through the Sustainable and Inclusive Belize Project, grants of up to four thousand dollars are giving farmers the chance to boost production, invest in climate-smart systems, and build more sustainable
Belize is growing, not just in numbers, but in diversity, and that reality was on full display. In a ceremony filled with pride and promise, more than a hundred people from across the globe officially became Belizean, each bringing a unique story and a new
Belize is taking its voice to the regional stage, joining leaders from across the Americas to tackle some of the hemisphere’s biggest challenges. At this week’s OAS General Assembly in Panama City, the focus is on unity, how countries can work together to fight organized
A new partnership between education and national security has taken shape, bringing together two of Belize’s key institutions. The University of Belize and the Belize Defense Force have formalized an agreement aimed at expanding opportunities for both students and soldiers. The collaboration is expected to
Belize is strengthening partnerships to improve communities across the country, and this time, government is teaming up with faith-based organizations to get it done. Minister of Constitution and Religious Affairs, Dr. Louis Zabaneh, is leading the charge, meeting with representatives from the Church of Jesus
The Miss Universe Belize franchise has officially transitioned to new ownership, following its sale to an organization in El Salvador earlier this month. In a press release issued today, the newly appointed franchise owners announced that former Miss Earth winner Destiny Wagner will serve as
Ninety-four people died on Belize's roads in 2025, and the question being asked with increasing urgency is whether the country's two-lane highways are simply too dangerous. With the Government of Belize currently spending millions on rehabilitating both the George Price Highway and the Phillip Goldson Highway,
Belize’s first law on climate change and carbon markets officially came into effect on June 18, when Governor‑General Dame Froyla Tzalam signed it. It was published in the official Gazette two days later. The law does two main things. First, it makes the government's Climate Change
More than 150 men gathered at the Belize Civic Center on Thursday for a health forum that went beyond awareness and into uncomfortable territory, confronting the fear, stigma, and silence that plagues men from seeking medical help. The event was organised by the Belize Cancer Society
One hundred and eleven people from 22 countries raised their hands on Thursday and pledged allegiance to Belize in a nationality ceremony that the Ministry of Immigration says reflects the country's identity as a nation built on diversity. The new citizens hail from across the Americas,
