There's a moment Nicole Craig wishes she could get back. It's launch night for "How I Got Here," the album she'd spent five years pouring herself into, and instead of soaking in the room full of people who came out to support her, she's running
The People's United Party (PUP) held its delegate convention for Belize City on Sunday, selecting its mayoral and councillor candidates for the March 2027 municipal elections from a field of twenty-one candidates. Polls opened at 9:00am and closed at 4:00pm, overseen by Presiding Officer John Bernard
Miss Corozal, Xioleni Ruiz, has been named the 81st Queen of the Bay Designate. She captured the title in a pageant showcasing grace, eloquence, cultural pride, and patriotism from seven delegates representing their hometowns across Belize. Ruiz shared her first message following the win, thanking those
Former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has posted the first photographs showing him in United States detention since he was abducted from Caracas in January. US special forces abducted Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, from the Venezuelan capital and flew them to the United States, where
The Belize Port Authority (BPA) says it has not approved any new fares for transportation services across the Split in Caye Caulker Village. The BPA said it became aware of information online claiming new fares had been set, including a $60 round-trip charge for golf carts
In two days, the race to lead Belize City will come down to fewer than eight hundred PUP delegates. Deputy Mayor Eluide Miller and Councilor Allan Pollard are battling for the mayoral nomination in what is shaping up to be the party’s most fiercely contested
A deadline has come and gone, but Belize’s trade unions say the Prime Minister’s office has not even acknowledged their demands. The National Trade Union Congress of Belize gave Prime Minister John Briceño until today to respond to an eleven-point list of concerns delivered earlier
For two weeks, the unions have been raising their voices, but they are still waiting to see whether the Briceño administration is listening. After joining forces to publicly outline their demands during a two-hour press conference, the unions formally placed those concerns before the Prime
Could today’s growing frustration spark the kind of mass protest Belize witnessed in 2005? We put that question to Union Senator Glenfield Dennison, asking whether organized labor and the wider public could once again unite against the government. Dennison reminded us that the historic 2005
The NTUCB says its demand to remove Markhelm Lizarraga as chairman of BTL’s Board is not an empty threat. Its deadline to the Briceño administration expires today, even as the Prime Minister maintains that Lizarraga and the board did nothing wrong when they supported BTL’s
