Cabinet has approved $750,000 to restore the Mexican Sports Center, a landmark facility gifted to Belize by the Government of Mexico. The multipurpose center took a heavy hit from Hurricane Lisa in November 2022, leaving the roof with significant structural damage. The plan had been to
It was a night of celebration, recognition, and pride for Caribbean journalism. The Thirty-Sixth CBU Media Awards lit up Wednesday evening with powerful storytelling and standout reporting from across the region. And guess what? Greater Belize Media made a big splash. While RJRGleaner led the
Belize is officially on the road to cleaner, greener public transportation. On Wednesday, the Ministry of Transportation signed a landmark agreement with Westline Bus Company Limited, launching the country’s very first electric buses on our national highways. It’s a major victory for commuters and the
The community of Lord’s Bank Village is still reeling following the death of seventeen-year-old Caleb Bradley. Reports are that Bradly and a group of friends had visited the Belize River for an afternoon swim, but things took a turn for the worst when the group
There was a serious crash earlier today on the George Price Highway, and tonight, police are trying to piece together exactly what happened. The collision involved a car and a van and took place around three p.m. in Saint Matthew’s Village. Emergency teams rushed to
Three American women who landed in Belize earlier this week are breathing a sigh of relief tonight, after narrowly avoiding another night behind bars. The trio arrived on a JetBlue flight on Wednesday afternoon, but their vacation took a sharp turn at the Philip Goldson
[caption id="attachment_59875" align="alignright" width="300"] Lidear Lino[/caption] One Facebook post has landed a Belize City woman behind bars after she tried to sell a jaguar pelt online. Thanks to quick tips from the
Jaguars are protected in Belize, but that hasn’t stopped illegal hunting, and one case has recently come under the spotlight. A Belize City resident was caught with a jaguar pelt, shining a light on the ongoing threat to these endangered animals. Under the Wildlife Protection
Tonight, we’re taking a look back at a building that once stood tall in downtown Belize City; iconic, controversial, and unforgettable. The Paslow Building wasn’t just bricks and mortar, it carried the weight of colonial history and a name tied to a dark legacy. Thomas
What started as a peaceful protest quickly spiraled into chaos in Indian Creek Village. On Saturday, residents gathered to challenge charges brought by the first alcalde against three community members, including the village council chairman and his secretary. But instead of resolving the issue calmly,
