Bucknor also cautioned about the dangers of using fire improperly as the hot summer months approach. He highlighted that bush fires can pose serious threats to farms, rural homes, and wildlife. Bucknor reminded farmers that they need to inform the relevant authorities before burning their
This morning, five primary schools in Belize City received a donation of baseball equipment. The schools include Saint Luke Methodist, Unity Presbyterian, Saint John Vianney, Saint Ignatius, and Saint Martin’s de Porres. The Baseball Federation of Belize provided the gear to help develop the sport
Shirley Botchwey, a seasoned diplomat and former Ghanaian Minister for Foreign Affairs, has made history as the first African woman to lead the Commonwealth, a group of 56 nations representing a third of the world's population. Earlier today, Secretary-General Botchwey delivered her first message to
According to the Minister of Home Affairs and New Growth Industries, Kareem Musa, the option of reintroducing a State of Emergency (SOE) remains "on the table." Musa added, "I think we came fairly close with the commissioner, to declaring a state of emergency, but it was
Today is a day dedicated to raising awareness for individuals with unique ways of experiencing and interacting with the world. It’s also a day to honour those who have been lost—sometimes because of a lack of understanding or support in communities that don’t know how
Police Commissioner Chester Williams responded today to questions regarding the ongoing gang tensions that led to the drive-by shooting and vehicle crash at Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital (KHMH) on Sunday, March 9. Ronlee Petillo, Joseph Garcia, and Shamar Faber were ambushed near the Haulover Bridge as
A Facebook post asking anyone to help a suffering horse has reignited urgent calls for stricter enforcement of animal welfare laws in Belize. The post read, "Please, somebody come help; it’s near Calvary Baptist on Kraal Road" in Belize City. Pictures and video accompanying the post
Chester Williams is preparing to leave his current role as police commissioner. He told reporters today that he's hopeful that the department remains "effective" after his departure. He also stated that he found the letter issued by Sharole Rose Carr-Saldivar, CEO of the Ministry of Home
Two officers from the Anti-Narcotics and Special Patrol Units were detained and released in connection to the recent drug plane landing near Graham Creek, Toledo. Information is that the names of these police officers appeared on a list of individuals who had received $50,000 USD for
Outgoing Commissioner of Police Chester Williams told reporters this morning that the first quarter of 2025, as it relates to crime statistics, "looks good." He said, "It's not what I would want it to be. Certainly, you would know that I am very big in terms
