The start of a new year often sparks a desire for physical and spiritual renewal. Two prominent church leaders are offering guidance to help Belizeans start 2026 with purpose and reflection. Archbishop Philip Wright reminds us that the season is a time for new beginnings
2026 is just a few hours away and for many, a new year means new goals. But the excitement of January first often fades fast, leaving behind abandoned gym memberships and broken budget plans. Every year, people set goals, even though they often fall apart.
It’s that time of year when people across the globe put pen to paper and write down their goals moving into the new year. It’s a tradition, but to many, it can be overwhelming and difficult to begin. So, what is the key to setting
Belize’s endangered Scarlet Macaw population is showing encouraging signs this nesting season, according to the latest report from Friends for Conservation and Development (FCD). The organization has been leading Scarlet Macaw monitoring and nest protection efforts in the Chiquibul since 2011. This year, the organization
The government is weighing proposals for ecotourism development in the Chiquibul Forest ecosystem, the country’s largest protected area and a critical habitat for endangered species such as the scarlet macaw. We are told that the proposals, including a high-end conservation tourism project, align with Belize’s
Horse racing in Belize remains a small, largely unprofitable sport sustained by farmers and breeders who say passion, not prize money, keeps it alive. With only a handful of races held each year, those involved hope for government support to help transform the activity into
Belize City police recovered an AR-15 rifle, over 100 rounds of ammunition, and other weapons during a targeted operation on Tuesday, adding to a year of significant firearm and drug seizures nationwide. The items were found hidden in a mangrove area off Nutmeg Street in
The People’s National Party (PNP) has condemned the government’s handling of Ombudsman Gilbert Swazo, calling the decision not to renew his contract an attack on transparency and independent oversight. In a letter, the PNP said it has “serious concern” over the letter sent to Swazo on
Belize’s endangered Scarlet Macaw population is showing encouraging signs this nesting season, according to a mid season 2025 update on conservation efforts in the Chiquibul ecosystem. The Neotropical Scarlet Macaw, one of the most recognizable bird species in the region, is native to the humid evergreen
Seven masked men stormed the Ministry of Agriculture compound in Central Farm early Wednesday morning. Authorities report that the men tied up the security guard and stole the keys to four government pickup trucks. Investigation revealed that the men were planning to drive the vehicles
