The Belize Police Department is now investigating itself after a small but serious breach at the Orange Walk Police Station. Just over a gram of cocaine, evidence seized during a police operation, was reported missing after it was never properly logged and handed over to
For decades, families in Belmopan’s Rivera community have been living in the dark, literally. Residents say generations have grown up without electricity, making it hard to work from home, power basic appliances, or even walk safely through the neighborhood at night. While a few households
Questions are mounting around government advisor Aaron Guzman. His seventy‑thousand‑dollar contract, already flagged last year as likely ending in February, was questioned for its necessity, and now Guzman is under fresh scrutiny after admitting his sons cut down about fifteen trees without a permit. Today,
After a period of uncertainty, Friends for Conservation and Development (FCD) has had its research permit for scarlet macaws renewed. Earlier this month, FCD Executive Director, Rafael Manzanero, confirmed to News Five that the Forest Department had renewed the permit, this time for two years. When
Prime Minister John Briceño says Belize is looking to deepen cooperation with Guyana in agriculture, tourism, and education as Guyanese President Dr Irfaan Ali prepares to arrive in Belize on Sunday. Speaking ahead of the visit, Briceño described Guyana as a rising regional partner within CARICOM,
Prime Minister John Briceño says the government is committed to cracking down on scams linked to Belize’s BPO sector, as concerns grow about whether existing laws are strong enough to address the problem. Briceño told News Five that authorities must pursue scammers aggressively, whether they are
Gregory Soberanis has been sworn in as the new Rear Admiral Commandant of the Belize Coast Guard. This marks a change of leadership after six years under Rear Admiral Elton Bennett, who last month assumed duties as Chief Executive Officer in the Ministry of Home
Prime Minister John Briceño says the government is considering reducing taxes on newer vehicles to make them more affordable for Belizeans and to discourage the importation of salvage cars. While outlining the need for safer, longer‑lasting vehicles on Belize’s roads, Briceño also addressed wider concerns about
El ministro del Partido Unido del Pueblo, Kareem Musa, calificó como una muestra de “democracia saludable” la protesta encabezada esta semana por el Partido Unido Democrático contra la propuesta de adquisición de SpeedNet por parte de Belize Telemedia Limited. La manifestación contó con el respaldo
Una familia de la Ciudad de Belize intenta rehacer su vida tras un incendio que destruyó su vivienda el domingo en Rio Bravo Crescent y dejó hospitalizado a un hombre de setenta y nueve años. La policía informó que el siniestro se originó cuando Kenneth
