A High Court judge has acquitted a Corozal man of attempting to rape a 13-year-old child. The judge found that despite disturbing circumstances surrounding the incident, the prosecution had not proven its case beyond a reasonable doubt. Justice Raphael Morgan delivered the verdict on January 23,
The world’s first-ever Fossil Fuel Phase-Out Summit concluded in Santa Marta, Colombia. The summit brought together nearly 60 countries in an unprecedented effort to confront the future of oil, gas, and coal outside the formal United Nations climate process. The summit, described by organizers as an “experiment
Viewers of this morning’s Open Your Eyes were treated to an energizing and insightful segment centered on wellness, movement, and self-care. Host Sabreena Daly welcomed Pilates instructor Felicia Alas, the face behind Astral Flow Pilates by Fel, for a conversation that highlighted the growing interest in holistic
The investigation into the murder of 19-year-old Jamir Cambranes is intensifying, with police now charging a second suspect as they continue to build a case they say is supported by surveillance and digital evidence. Cambranes was fatally shot on April 21 in an incident that shocked
Belizean artist Bernard Cayetano, widely known as “Unlmtd”, has taken his activism from social media to the streets. He launched a one-man protest on the BelCan Bridge this week in a bid to draw attention to what he describes as systemic oppression in the country. [caption
A Belizean student got a rare glimpse into the world of diplomacy this week after being selected for a unique leadership programme hosted by the British High Commission in Belize. Chloé Martinez was named High Commissioner for a Day 2026, emerging from a competitive selection process
The Belize Fund for a Sustainable Future has awarded more than BZ$643,000 in grants to four projects aimed at strengthening sustainable fisheries, supporting coastal livelihoods, and expanding Belize’s blue economy. The largest grant ($500,000) was awarded to the Turneffe Atoll Sustainability Association to support improved fisheries
The High Court judge has handed down a landmark ruling confirming that a former Cabinet Minister can be prosecuted for wilful oppression under the Belize Criminal Code. In a judgement delivered in late March, Justice Natalie Creary-Dixon refused an application by former UDP minister Rene Montero
Commercial air travel between the United States and Venezuela resumed today after nearly seven years. This marks a significant step in the gradual restoration of diplomatic and economic ties between the two countries. American Airlines operated the inaugural flight, which departed Miami and arrived in Caracas.
After days of uncertainty, and the real threat of empty bus stops, a deal is finally on the table. Following three tense days of talks and hours of closed door negotiations, government and the Belize Bus Association have struck an agreement that keeps buses rolling
