Artworks from twenty-five artisans across the country are now on display at the Museum of Belizean Art. The exhibit, called 'Hand Made in Belize,' was launched today by the Institute of Creative Arts in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture. News Five’s Paul Lopez was
The Ministry of Education is nearly done with its investigation into the death of Stella Maris student Gabriel Orellano. Today, Minister of Education Francis Fonseca confirmed that the investigation is wrapping up, and the findings will be shared with the public after the family is
CARICOM leaders kicked off the 48th Regular Summit in Barbados today. The meeting officially started Wednesday evening with a regional leader back in office, ready to make waves. One of the key topics was the escalating crisis in Haiti. CARICOM Chair and Barbados Prime Minister
Belize is skipping the in-person CARICOM meeting in Barbados. With the General Election just weeks away, the ruling party decided to join virtually to stay in the country and keep campaigning. Minister Fonseca explains their choice. Francis Fonseca, Minister of Foreign Affairs “We are participating virtually as
Will the U.S. ask Belize to take in deportees, both Belizean and foreign, like they have with other Central American countries? Costa Rica and Panama have already accepted hundreds. Could Belize be next? We spoke with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Francis Fonseca, to find
And finally, Minister Fonseca, as you know, wears many hats. He juggles at least five portfolios, including Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade, Education, Culture, Science, and Technology. He admits it's too much for one person. Today, he was asked if this will change if the P.U.P.
San Pedro's John Greif II Municipal Airport has just completed a major runway upgrade, marking a significant milestone for Belize's aviation sector. Funded by the Belize Airports Authority, the project includes new thermoplastic markings, modern LED runway lights, and enhanced taxiway lights. These improvements aim
The ongoing crisis in Haiti remains a pressing concern for CARICOM leaders, with discussions intensifying at the regional bloc’s summit this week. Addressing the ceremonial opening on Wednesday night, Barbados Prime Minister and CARICOM Chair Mia Mottley cautioned that simply scheduling elections for November 15
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development and Housing announced today that a new bridge will soon replace the existing San Ignacio/Santa Elena low-lying bridge. In a public notice, the ministry confirmed it has signed a contract with M&M Engineering Consultants Ltd. to design and construct the
The 48th CARICOM Heads of Government Meeting started in Barbados on Wednesday and will run through until Friday, February 21. This meeting's key topics focus on food & nutrition security, climate change & climate finance, the Haiti crisis & security issues, and digital resilience &
