Opposition Senator Patrick Faber is criticizing the Government of Belize over its plan to purchase Fortis Belize and its shares in Belize Electricity Limited. Faber says the Briceño administration has not been transparent about the agreement made with Fortis principals. Patrick Faber, Opposition Senator “We were in
Belize Women’s Volleyball National Team returned to Belize today with a historic bronze medal from the Central American Games. These games take place every four years and it is considered the Olympics of the region. It’s the first time that Belize’s Women’s Volleyball Team made
We’re just days away from November, and that means the vibrant sounds of Garifuna drums and culture will soon take center stage. Today, the National Garifuna Council’s Belize City branch unveiled its calendar of events for Garifuna Settlement Day celebrations. It all kicks off this
ITVET Belize City will soon be home to the country’s first Center for Blue and Green Economy. The Government of Belize, with support from the Inter-American Development Bank, is investing nearly two million dollars to transform an existing building into a modern learning space. Today,
If you’ve ever had to deal with immigration paperwork, you know the frustration, slow service has been a complaint for decades. But change could be on the horizon. Today, the Ministry of Immigration hosted a stakeholder consultation in Belize City to roll out its strategic
The Central America Travel Market 2025 is underway in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, where our News Five team is on the ground capturing all the highlights. Day two opened with dynamic business-to-business meetings and networking opportunities among tourism stakeholders from across the region. But the
Connectivity across Central America remains one of the biggest challenges facing the region’s tourism growth. While destinations continue to market themselves as a unified, multi-destination region, the lack of seamless air and land routes still limits travelers’ ability to move freely between countries. Earlier today,
In a passionate address, UDP Senator Sheena Pitts delivered a passionate plea to Belizeans, urging them to confront domestic violence, reject stigma around psychosocial support, and demand meaningful action from government institutions. “Stop being so judgemental about needing psychosocial support,” Pitts said, stressing the need for
For many young Belizeans who do not follow the traditional high school path, the Institute for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (ITVET) offers an alternative path. It is one that builds skilled professionals for the workforce. That opportunity is now getting a major boost. Minister of
Opposition Leader Tracy Panton has strongly criticised the recently signed ‘Safe Third Country’ Agreement between Belize and the United States, warning that it could undermine national sovereignty and overwhelm the country’s limited social systems. “This agreement… was signed quietly without public consultation, without parliamentary debates, and
