Residents of Guinea Grass Village are raising the alarm over what they say is poor management of their new water system. After decades of limited access, the village received a metered water supply in December 2024, a move residents welcomed. But that relief quickly turned
As Guinea Grass residents prepare to protest what they call unfair billing and poor management of the new metered water system, village leaders say steps are already being taken to address the concerns. While villagers report unusually high usage and broken promises of a trained
Drivers, take note, traffic wardens may soon have more power on the roads. Up to now, if a warden came across a vehicle without third‑party insurance, they had to call in the police to make an arrest. But that could soon change. Legislation introduced today
And alongside moves to give traffic wardens more authority on the roads, the government is also tightening the consequences for motorists who break the law. Today, Transport Minister Dr. Louis Zabaneh introduced separate legislation aimed at increasing fines and jail time for drivers caught without
And while the government is moving to tighten penalties for motorists who break traffic laws, lawmakers today also turned their attention to safety beyond the roads. In the House of Representatives, a long‑awaited Occupational Safety and Health Bill was finally passed, legislation labor groups have
The passage of the Occupational Safety and Health Bill today marks a major legislative milestone, but for labor advocates, it’s also the culmination of years of persistence and pressure. Outside the National Assembly, long‑time union leader and former NTUCB president Luke Martinez described the moment
Prime Minister John Briceño is weighing in on a long‑running labor dispute, and he says the workers may be on solid ground. According to the Prime Minister, the Belize Communications Workers for Justice have a strong case in their push for severance from Belize Telemedia.
Today’s House meeting got off to a late start, and there was a good reason for it. Several government representatives, including Prime Minister John Briceño, were attending a special church service marking a major milestone for the Jesuit Society. The order is celebrating one hundred
This weekend baseball players from across the country will participate in the Baseball National Series in Sandhill Village and organizers are saying it is about more than competition on the field. It’s about international partnership and long-term development. The tournament is being powered by continued
Some stories don’t end when the cameras stop rolling, they grow with the people at the heart of them. Tonight, on The Bright Side, we revisit one of those stories. You may remember Carolina Martinez. We first met her when she was just eight years
