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Eighty-five students are now closer to their education goals, with financial help coming directly from the Social Security Board (SSB). The students were recognised this morning during the SSB’s 2026 Scholarship Award Ceremony, as the institution marked the 25th anniversary of its scholarship programme under the
Wild marmots became the latest creators on OnlyFans after a UCLA professor launched an account named OnlyMarms to raise funds for wild rodent research following budget cuts to funding. Dan Blumstein, a professor at UCLA and co-director of The Marmot Project in Colorado, turned to
Three male minors have been formally charged with the murder of 18-year-old Ewart Josiah Hernandez Jr., who was shot and killed in Belize City earlier this week. Two 17-year-olds and a 15-year-old were jointly charged on Thursday. Hernandez was killed shortly after 1:15 p.m. on Monday on
Eighteen local beekeepers in north Belize were trained in the skills needed to continue the growth of the beekeeping industry. The Agriculture Department's Corozal District office, alongside National Beekeeping Coordinator Miguel Huertas and the Climate Resilient Agriculture Project (CRESAP), wrapped a two-day technical training this week
The proposed BTL-Speednet acquisition is facing its strongest public challenge yet. Tonight, four major social partners are calling for the brakes to be put on the deal, saying Belizeans still do not have enough information about a transaction that could transform the country’s telecommunications sector.
The pressure on the Briceño administration appears to be building from more than one front. After today’s meeting between the UDP and the NTUCB, both sides seem prepared to coordinate their pushback over the Ministry of Defense scandal and the proposed Speednet buyout. But one
Labor unions do not typically rush into political protest, and for good reason. NTUCB President Ella Waight says the movement must protect its independence and ensure that its message is not swallowed up by partisan politics. But she says the current governance concerns are bigger
The UDP is saying no to the proposed BTL/Speednet acquisition, and it is laying out several reasons why. The party says too many questions remain unanswered, from transparency and due diligence to consumer protection and regulatory oversight. According to the UDP, a deal of this
BCCI President Giacomo Sanchez is not sparing either side of the political aisle. He says both the previous and current administrations have dragged their feet on implementing UNCAC, and he believes the reason is that politicians do not want to tie their own hands. Sanchez
