Belize is getting ready for a future where mechanics will need more than wrenches and engine oil. As electric vehicles begin showing up on local roads, the country is now investing in the people who will keep them running. Today, that effort shifted into high
Artificial intelligence is quickly changing the classroom, and one Belizean educator is using it to lighten the load for teachers. Dr. Adriani Coleman, founder of Digital Learning and Pedagogical Solutions Belize, launched AidenTeach in 2023. The AI-powered platform helps teachers with lesson planning, classroom management,
The stage is lit, the crowd is back, and twelve singers are chasing one big dream. Season eight of KTV The Remix opened last night at the Bliss, bringing back the excitement, big personalities, and raw Belizean talent that fans have come to expect. At
Belize's push toward electric vehicles has reached a new milestone. The country has officially opened its first Electric Vehicle Laboratory at the Orange Walk ITVET. The facility is designed to train the technicians who will maintain the next generation of cars and buses in Belize. Fifteen
Nearly five months after an early morning fire reduced their home to ashes, one Belize City family is still rebuilding from scratch and is appealing to the public for help to finish what they started. Fire victim Ashanti Garnett said she and her four-year-old daughter escaped
Keeping Young People Active All Summer Long The Belize City Council is once again rolling out a full lineup of free summer programs designed to keep children active, engaged, and learning throughout the school break. On today’s episode of Open Your Eyes, Program Manager Michael Fritz, Communications
Police Constable Phillip Garbutt is once again facing a criminal charge after the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) successfully revived a case that had been dismissed more than two months ago. Garbutt appeared before the Belize City Magistrate's Court after the DPP reinstated
KTV The Remix Season 8 officially got underway on Tuesday night, as 12 contestants from across Belize took to the stage at the Bliss Centre for the Performing Arts in Belize City, all hoping to win the competition's grand prize of BZ$10,000. The season opened with
Prime Minister John Briceño has ordered mandatory procurement training for senior government officials and launched a review of Belize's procurement laws as his administration faces growing calls for stronger financial oversight following the "Mira Millions" controversy. The directive came during a special Cabinet meeting on Tuesday
Belize joined Caribbean leaders this week at the 51st Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) in St. Lucia, where regional integration, climate change, security, and the rising cost of living topped the agenda. Prime Minister John Briceño was
