News Five is keeping a close eye on government transparency and tonight, we have an update. We’ve received an official acknowledgment from the Ministry of Public Service in response to our Freedom of Information request, sent on July seventh. The letter, dated July eighth, confirms
Let’s face it, when it comes to health, especially mental health, many men still find it hard to open up. But that’s exactly what the Belize Cancer Society is trying to change. Today, in honor of Men’s Health Awareness Month, they hosted their second annual
Tonight, we turn our attention to a growing health concern that’s quietly affecting some of the hardest-working people in our country, our farmers and field workers. The Ministry of Health and Wellness is sounding the alarm on a condition called Non-traditional Chronic Kidney Disease, a
It was supposed to be a routine treatment for a broken bone, but for one San Pedro resident, it turned into a life-altering ordeal. Fifty-six-year-old Generosa Esperanza Bradley says what followed was nothing short of a nightmare: a cast that was allegedly too tight, gangrene,
They brought home gold in 2024 and now, Belize’s National Women’s Volleyball Team is gearing up to do it all over again. Next week, our under-23 squad hits the court at the Central American Volleyball Championship, ready to take on some of the region’s toughest
It was a proud and emotional day at the Belize Central Prison on Wednesday, as seventy-five inmates, both men and women, walked across the stage not in shackles, but in celebration. They graduated from programs at the Ashcroft Rehabilitation Center, or ARC, a facility inside
You might remember her name. Back in 2015, Tzib, a former coastguard sailor, was charged with the attempted murder of a fellow officer. Just a year later, she faced another serious charge, manslaughter, after a domestic dispute ended in the stabbing death of her boyfriend
New recruits are on the way to both the Belize Defense Force and the Belize Coast Guard, and they’re not just preparing for traditional threats. In this era of climate change, protecting Belize’s land and sea is more important than ever. From stopping poachers in
For years, there have been promises, plans to upgrade the living and working conditions of our Belize Defense Force soldiers. But tonight, frustration is boiling over. A member of the B.D.F. has taken to social media, sharing a raw and emotional post about the deplorable conditions soldiers
Today marked the official media launch of the Thirty-fourth Annual Caribbean Water and Wastewater Conference, and it’s a big deal. Hosted right here in Belize, this year’s event is more than just a gathering of experts, it’s a call to action. Here’s Tanya Arceo with
