The Libertad Village Council has condemned the vandalism of the community Christmas tree at the Libertad Sporting Complex, less than a week after it was installed. In an online statement, the council said, “Dear Libertad Residents, it is with a heavy heart and significant frustration that
In the lead-up to Christmas 2025, police formations across Belize spread holiday cheer through community outreach and festive initiatives. On December 23, the Benque Viejo Police Formation distributed Christmas food hampers across Benque Viejo Town, Arenal Road, Santa Cruz, Saint John Paul II Boulevard, San Jose
Police have recaptured Israel Bradley N. Usher, 29, who escaped custody while facing robbery charges involving two American women. Usher was arrested during a joint police operation on Tuesday, December 23, around 7:00 p.m. in the Bainsville area of Hattiville Village. The search began on Monday, December
Santa Claus’s iconic red suit did not begin with Coca-Cola but has roots that stretch back centuries. The tradition starts with Saint Nicholas, a real fourth-century Greek bishop known for secretly giving gifts to children. He was often depicted wearing red and white robes, colors
Prime Minister John Briceño has called on all Belizeans to focus on family, community, and unity in his 2025 Christmas message. “Christmas is so much more than a date on the calendar. It is a reminder that we are strongest when we stand together, support one
Private sector organisations from across the Caribbean reaffirmed their commitment to the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME). The CARICOM Private Sector Organization (CPSO) called it vital at a time of global economic uncertainty. CPSO said in a Tuesday statement that the CSME has delivered “tangible
The Pre-Fabricated House Builders and Movers of Belize said talks with Chief Executive Officer Chester Williams and transport officials on December 23 were “amicable and constructive,” following public concern over rules that left completed homes stuck in yards. The industry has faced delays after updated regulations
For most kids, the countdown to Christmas is all about excitement, dreaming of toys, games, and holiday magic. But for fourteen-year-old Cordelah Duran, the countdown looks very different. Instead of marking off days until presents, she’s counting hospital visits, enduring pain, and summoning the strength
Tonight, we pause to remember a man whose presence was as much a part of Albert Street as the morning sun. For nearly thirty years, Jerry Lopez sat behind his fruit stand, not just selling produce, but sharing warm smiles and friendly conversations with everyone
Are new transport rules creating more problems than they solve? That’s the question after legislation restricting the movement of fully built prefab homes on national highways left builders scrambling. Several homes are already constructed and ready for delivery, but under the updated rules, moving them
