Concerns over rapid dredging and unchecked development on Ambergris Caye have prompted a direct response from the Minister of Sustainable Development, Orlando Habet. Speaking on the issue, Habet acknowledged that both Cabinet and the public have raised serious questions about the pace and scale of
Earlier today, we spoke with the Belize Red Cross following a major announcement from the Belize Government Lotteries Limited. The organization has just received fifty-five thousand dollars, half of the unclaimed winnings from the Million Dalla Jackpot drawn on December twentieth. According to the release,
Do you want to lose weight? You’re not alone. Healthy eating is a goal many people share, but between busy schedules and rising grocery prices, sticking to it can be tough. So tonight, we look at how you can shed those pounds without breaking the
As part of Women’s Month celebrations, the University of the West Library in Belize City unveiled a special book collection honoring the late educator, mental health professional, and beloved TV personality Jenny Lovell, who passed away in 2024. Her son donated the extensive collection, which
Primary school footballers lit up the FFB Field in Belmopan today, battling for national bragging rights in the Primary School Football Championships. District champions went head‑to‑head, showcasing some of the best young talent in Belize. Independence Primary from Stann Creek dominated the girls’ final, cruising
Roaring Creek Village got a major boost this week, not just in education, but in community safety. A brand new, two story building now stands on the grounds of Our Lady of Fatima R.C. School, and it’s built to do double duty. By day, it
On January nineteenth, in our report on the Joseph Budna case, we incorrectly stated that Police Constable Gabriel Pou was “pressured into giving a false statement.” That was wrong. PC Pou did not make any such statement, nor was he forced to do so. We
The Belize Communication Workers for Justice (BCWJ) says its fight with Belize Telemedia Limited (BTL) over severance payments is far from finished, despite claims that negotiations have ended. “If they believe that because they came on a press conference and acted unprofessionally to tell us that
Union Senator Glenfield Dennison says his stand in the BTL severance fight is not about money or politics but about honouring the memory of his late father. Dennison, whose father worked more than a decade as a linesman at BTL before passing away in 2014, spoke
Police Commissioner Dr Richard Rosado was on the ground this morning at the launch of the 29th Belikin La Ruta Maya Belize River Challenge. He promised full law enforcement coverage along the entire four-day route but also did not hold back from throwing his full
