The Waterloo Charitable Trust has donated $95,000 to the Anglican Cathedral College (ACC) to support the refurbishment and upgrading of its Information Technology (IT) lab. The cheque was handed over during the school’s weekly Wednesday morning mass in a brief ceremony attended by students and staff.
Belize's Court of Appeal has dismissed a major legal challenge by British sugar giant T&L Sugars Limited. The decision clears the way for a high-stakes Fairtrade premium dispute to proceed to full trial in Belize between the company and the Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association
A social media dispute that began with the death of a doctor has spiralled into a series of allegations against the family of Belmopan Area Representative and Minister of Home Affairs Oscar Mira, with leaked documents purportedly showing millions of dollars in government contracts awarded
Chinese President Xi Jinping returned to Beijing on Tuesday after a rare two-day state visit to North Korea, where he and Kim Jong Un publicly reaffirmed their alliance and pledged deeper cooperation across trade, agriculture, construction and technology. Kim called the visit "the most encouraging support"
Belize has successfully disposed of 20.6 metric tons of obsolete ammunition that authorities said posed a potential safety risk due to age, corrosion, water damage, and deteriorating storage conditions. The operation, carried out between April 13 and May 22, was led by the Belize Defence Force
The biggest World Cup in football history kicks off on Thursday, with 48 teams, 104 matches and, for the first time, three host countries sharing football's biggest stage. The action begins at the iconic Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, where Mexico face South Africa in the
Tonight, we take you to a troubling case involving a Belizean living abroad who nearly lost the very land she had been leasing for more than thirty years. Geraldine Hyde says she and her husband first applied for a twenty-three-and-a-half-acre parcel near La Democracia Village
Questions surrounding land ownership, ancestral occupation, and customary land rights are once again at the forefront of national discussion. Joining the conversation is the National Kriol Council which has issued a release asserting traditional land rights for creole Belizeans. It’s a national conversation that includes
Tonight, as the national conversation around customary land rights heats up, community leaders are responding to a growing narrative of division. Voices from Belize’s Kriol, Garifuna, and Maya communities are making it clear that this is not an ethnic tug-of-war. Instead, they say it’s about
Belize Water Services Limited is facing public criticism tonight, with residents claiming their water supply is being disconnected over small outstanding balances. Some customers say they have been cut off for owing just a few cents, while others report balances ranging from five to fifteen
