On Monday, primary school students across the country will return to the classes they left behind for summer vacation. With only two days to go, are Belize City residents prepared to send their children back to school? News Five’s Britney Gordon visited a few stores
Softball fans who are used to attending the national tournament in Belize City, will have to travel to Sand Hill this weekend to cheer on their favourite team. The Rogers Stadium field is undergoing major resurfacing and retrofitting, following incessant rains that left it unsafe
For Belizeans everywhere, September is a time of celebration as the country observes the Tenth of September, Independence Day and accompanying festivities. However, September is also a month to raise awareness for various mental health issues as the country observes Suicide Prevention Month. Belize recorded
The National Hurricane Center released its latest tropical weather update this afternoon, highlighting two systems under observation. The first, a tropical wave over the central tropical Atlantic, is associated with showers and thunderstorms but remains disorganised. The Centre notes a medium chance of gradual development
Police officers are examining the death of 75-year-old Linda Carter of San Pedro, whose decomposed body was found at her residence on Thursday, August 29. There were no visible signs of injury on Carter's body. In San Ignacio Town, authorities are looking into the death of
The Government of Belize, in partnership with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), is hosting the Third High-Level Dialogue of the Regional Climate Change Platform for Economy and Finance Ministries of Latin America and the Caribbean in San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, from August 30-31, 2024. Prime Minister
Western Regional Hospital in Belmopan unveiled its new Lactation Suite, marking the end of Breastfeeding Awareness Month. The suite, donated by SAM Limited Consultants, is a major step forward in creating a supportive environment for nursing mothers. The facility promises to enhance the well-being of
September is here, and celebrations are about to kick off this weekend as we dive into Belize’s Independence month. This weekend is set to be a blast with music, laughter, and plenty of fun. Events this weekend are lined up to honour our beautiful country.
The public hearing for the Commission of Inquiry into the Sugar Cane Industry, initially scheduled for today, Friday, August 30th, has been postponed. The stakeholders who were set to testify today will now appear on Thursday, September 5th. While the commissioners will continue to work and
The Briceño Administration has established the Emergency Powers Review Tribunal, a crucial body mandated by “Regulation 21A of the Belize Constitution (Emergency Powers) Regulations,” to oversee detentions that extend beyond one month under the state of emergency. The Tribunal will review cases of individuals detained
