Tonight, we’re digging into what the latest consumer confidence numbers really mean for Belize’s economy, and for your wallet. The Statistical Institute of Belize reports that the index slipped to 45.7 percent in September, down from 46.8 percent in August. That may sound small, but
The Government of Belize is taking the Ombudsman to court and it all started with a fight over transparency. Ombudsman Gilbert Swaso ordered the Attorney General to release details on legal fees tied to the redistricting case, after social activist Jeremy Enriquez filed a Freedom
And while Jeremy Enriquez’s first FOIA request has hit a legal roadblock, he is taking another shot at acquiring information for the public good. This time, Enriquez submitted a request for information to the Office of the Prime Minister. He wants to know the details
Earlier this month, Jeremy Enriquez got some disappointing news. The Judicial and Legal Services Commission has dismissed his complaint against Justice Tawanda Hondora, a complaint tied to an injunction case earlier this year. But Enriquez is refusing to yield. Tonight, he’s questioning that decision and
The outrage over the death of ninety-two-year-old Eusebio Espinoza Senior at Northern Regional Hospital is growing, and now, another voice is weighing in. Public Service Union President Dean Flowers says the public needs to understand the harsh conditions under which Belizean healthcare workers operate. But
Belize’s U-19 basketball team is on the road home from Guatemala City after making history with a medal win at the 2025 Central American Games. Without their four best players, the young Jaguars turned in a four and one record by blowing out El Salvador,
The junior male basketball program is the highest globally ranked of all Belize’s team sports. Belize is ranked number nine in all the Americas and has even defeated Brazil, the number eleven ranked basketball program in the whole world. However, despite its success, the team
For the past three years, providing all-day Belizean or locally produced programs has been a central goal for our Greater Belize Media (GBM). Earlier this year, we took a significant step forward by beginning the digitization of our archives, which span over 30 years. As
Belizean students in Jamaica are getting help from home after Category 5 Hurricane Melissa wreaked havoc on the island. Relief supplies from the Government of Belize are on the way. Before the hurricane made landfall, Belizean students were preparing for the storm. One law student, Isareli
In a moment filled with faith, resilience, and gratitude, a beloved educator from Saint Catherine Academy (SCA) rang the bell at Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital (KHMH), marking the end of her cancer treatment and the beginning of a new chapter. “This has been my second home,”
