Punta Gorda is one of those places where culture isn’t just preserved, it’s lived. From the soul-stirring rhythms of Garifuna drums to the depth of Maya spirituality, the bold flavors of East Indian cuisine, and the timeless charm of Creole storytelling, PG has long been
Today, the Belize Customs and Excise Department hosted an information fair at the Battlefield Park in Belize City in observation of International Customs Day. The event included displays from partners like the Belize Agricultural Health Authority, Belize Port Authority, Statistical Institute of Belize and others.
A San Pedro educator has been convicted and sentenced in connection with a criminal case involving three students. The teacher, a forty-seven‑year‑old Alex Noralez, a resident of the Boca del Rio area, was found guilty on two of three counts following a trial that concluded
Businessman Aaron Wilson says the Government of Belize has agreed to settle his case before it reached trial in the High Court. Wilson couldn’t reveal the compensation, but told us the fight was never about money. His claim stemmed from a March 8, 2024, incident
Belize City homeowners are getting ready for something they haven’t seen in more than a decade, a property tax increase. After thirteen years without an adjustment, City Hall has announced an eighteen‑percent hike for 2026. Mayor Bernard Wagner says the change was inevitable. The city
Belize is going big on going green. The Government of Belize has teamed up with the United Nations Development Programme for an ambitious push toward a more climate‑resilient future, planting one million trees across the country. That effort officially got underway on Monday, with Prime
Thirty-nine-year-old Macario Coy, an educator and former UDP senator, has been suspended from his role as a Justice of the Peace after being charged with a “serious offense.” Coy’s suspension was announced in a Gazette Extraordinary dated January 5, 2026. The notice states Coy “shall cease to
Saint Ignatius High School in Belize and Universidad Politécnica de Bacalar (UPB) in Mexico have signed a five-year agreement to offer yearly scholarships for female students who want to study software engineering. The agreement, announced at a launch ceremony in Santa Elena on January 22, will
The Belmopan City Council has condemned the actions of one of its employees who was allegedly involved in the theft of money from a child at a local business establishment. A statement from the council says that the mayor and councillors do not condone the employee’s
Minister of Religious Affairs Dr Louis Zabaneh met with leaders of Belize’s Muslim community on Friday to discuss their role in shaping government policy According to a government-issued statement, the meeting focused on representation, dialogue, and ensuring faith-based communities are included in national decisions. Muslim leaders
