The High Court has sided with the Central Bank of Belize, ruling that the dismissal of former Saint Francis Xavier Credit Union General Manager Rafael Dominguez was lawful, fair, and well within the Registrar of Credit Unions’ authority. The decision, delivered on February nineteenth, ends
The Social Security Board is looking to make a pair of major investments totaling sixteen million dollars, and tonight we take a closer look at what that means for contributors. One of those investments is a six‑point‑two‑million‑dollar move into Belize Electricity Limited, an offer that
Police in Sandhill Village carried out a special operation on Wednesday, and it led to a major drug discovery in the Maxboro area. According to investigators, officers were sweeping through the community when they stumbled upon four parcels of cocaine. Altogether, the drugs weighed just
The arrest of Belizean national Benigno Loria in Houston is now raising uncomfortable questions about just how deeply transnational criminal networks may be reaching into Belize. U.S. immigration authorities detained Loria on Tuesday, and while American law enforcement sources online link him to the violent
For the first time in almost thirty years, the La Ruta Maya Belize River Challenge is shaking up its finish, and the ripple effects are already being felt. Instead of ending at the iconic Belcan Bridge, paddlers will now cross the finish line at the
As the La Ruta Maya River Challenge faces resistance over its biggest route change in nearly three decades, race organizers now find themselves defending long‑standing questions about what the event truly stands for. Critics argue the iconic river challenge has drifted from its roots, shifting
Belize City residents are dodging potholes the size of craters, and motorists say the streets feel more like obstacle courses than roads, but City Hall insists help is finally on the way. The Belize City Council says it’s steadily working toward its goal of rehabilitating
Sugar cane farmers in the north are getting a sweet boost in the form of a multi-million-dollar climate resilience package. In San Jose Palmar Village, Orange Walk District, local and regional stakeholders came together to kick off the BACSuF initiative, short for Building the Adaptive
Belize is earning regional praise for its strong push for climate financing, with the Green Climate Fund calling it one of the Caribbean’s most active countries. GCF representative Candace Gabriel says Belize has moved from plans to action, rolling out real adaptation projects and even
Belize wrapped up a three-day AML/CFT conference today, as global watchdogs keep a close eye on the country’s financial system. The stakes are high, Belize needs clean, compliant banking to pay for imports, medical care abroad, and tuition for students overseas. Banking officials say the
