Belize is setting its sights on Olympic history, aiming to qualify for the Games for the very first time by 2032. The country’s best hope lies in individual disciplines, and the Belize Olympic and Commonwealth Games Association is backing that vision by financing the training
The government is making steady progress toward universal access to electricity and potable water, with only 22 villages still without power and 15 without running water. Two communities, Otoxha and Mabil Ha, were recently added for solar installations. CEO of the Ministry of Rural Transformation, Valentino
A dream investment in paradise has turned into a bitter feud in Burrell Boom. It started as a luxury eco-lodge partnership between three American investors and a Belizean couple and is now tangled in fraud claims, missing money, and legal threats. Dr. Sade Thompson from California
The long-awaited Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Bill is now in its final stages, following extensive consultations and revisions led by the Ministry of Labour and the Attorney General’s Ministry. Valentino Shal, CEO in the Ministry of Labour, confirmed that the bill has returned to the
The Ministry of Labour has confirmed receipt of a formal industrial action notice from the Public Service Union (PSU), filed in response to the government’s transition of the Tax Service Department into a Semi-Autonomous Revenue Authority (SARA). Valentino Shal, CEO in the Ministry of Labour, said
The world is running out of time to stop rising temperatures, and over 150 world leaders have once more gathered around the big table at COP30 to discuss perhaps one of the last chances to act before it’s too late. The 30th UN Climate Conference (COP30)
The Ministry of Labour is reviewing a recent ruling by the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) that could reshape how severance and pension obligations are handled in Belize. The court ruled that severance is a legal right, not something employers can waive in contracts or replace
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has promoted a revamped mobile app, VenApp, encouraging citizens to report suspicious people or activities amid fears of a U.S. attack. The app, originally launched in 2022 to report utility issues, has been repurposed as a tool for citizens to inform
Belize’s tourism sector may face ripple effects from sweeping flight reductions across the United States, as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) moves to cut scheduled capacity by 10% in 40 high-volume air traffic zones starting Friday. The cuts, announced Wednesday, are a direct response to staffing
The Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital Authority Workers Union (KHMHAWU) is adding its voice to growing public concern over government transparency. The Union is backing activist Jeremy Enriquez’s Freedom of Information (FOIA) appeal. "The people of Belize have a right to know how their taxes are used,
