There’s momentum building tonight for women’s football in Belize. After years of fragmented programs and limited resources, the Football Federation of Belize is now laying out a comprehensive, four-year strategy aimed at transforming the women’s game. Shane Williams was at the launch today and has
FFB’s new national strategy lays out how the sport can grow, gain visibility, and finally give female athletes the support they’ve been denied for decades. But even the best strategy can only go so far without real backing. And that’s where the major gap still
Belize’s trade numbers for the first ten months of 2025 show that the country is still buying much more from abroad than it is selling, causing the trade gap to grow. According to the Statistical Institute of Belize, imports totaled just over $2.4 billion from January
The Caribbean Court of Justice has overturned a ruling of Belize’s Court of Appeal and has reinstated the High Court judgement in favour of businesswoman Beth Clifford and Beltway Investment Group. The CCJ held that the Court of Appeal had no legal basis to pierce
Belize saw a drop in multidimensional poverty in September 2025, according to new data from the Statistical Institute of Belize(SIB), which measures poverty not just by money but by overlapping hardships such as weak housing, limited schooling, poor job opportunities, or lack of basic services. SIB
The Football Federation of Belize (FFB) has launched an ambitious four-year strategy to transform women's football. The "Let Her Play" plan for 2026-2029 sets a clear goal. It wants to make Belize a competitive force and qualify for a FIFA Women’s World Cup. The strategy is
A Belize City mother is calling on police to stop targeting her family after Tuesday night’s shooting on M & J Street in the Lake Independence area. Three people were injured when a gunman opened fire. The victims were two seventeen-year-old boys and a sixty-year-old
Belize returned from the global climate summit in Belém, Brazil, with access to over US$250 million in new climate-related funding. According to the Ministry of Sustainable Development’s report to Cabinet, the country made tangible gains in financing, influence, and international engagement. According to the report, Belize
Long commutes, long queues, and long delays at Vital Statistics have been a normal part of the life of many Belizeans. That era has now come to an end, according to the Government. Belizeans can now request birth, marriage, and death certificates online through the new
Belize’s unemployment rate stood at 1.9% in September 2025, according to the latest Labour Force Survey from the Statistical Institute of Belize. That’s down slightly from 2.1% in September last year. The survey estimates the total labour force at 181,863 people, with men making up nearly
