Artificial Intelligence is no longer just powering our apps or helping us work faster, it’s becoming a part of our everyday lives, even forming emotional connections with kids. But as AI grows more popular, so do the concerns. Tonight, we take a closer look at
The proposed transformation of the Belize Tax Services Department into a Semi-Autonomous Revenue Authority or SARA has sparked significant legal and labor concerns. At the center of the storm is the Public Service Union led by President Dean Flowers who has slammed the process as
The Public Service Union is urging government to implement sweeping changes aimed at improving governance and accountability. In a formal paper to Cabinet, PSU President Dean Flowers called for stronger anti-corruption measures, better management of public resources, and reforms to ensure greater transparency in decision-making.
Belize just got hit with a ten percent tariff on exports heading to the U.S., and we’re not alone. Nearly ninety countries are feeling the squeeze as part of a sweeping move by the Trump Administration. The US government wants to bring jobs and manufacturing
Energy is also on the agenda for Prime Minister Briceño’s meeting in Mexico. After the massive blackouts that hit in 2024, officials say they’re working to lock in energy deals with Mexico to avoid another nationwide outage. The aim is to keep the lights on
And what about migration? Could Belizeans and Guatemalans using Mexico as a route to the U.S. be part of the conversation? Or maybe even a regional plan to tackle illegal migration together? We put those questions to Prime Minister Briceño to find out if that’s
Remember Constantine James Enriquez? He’s the young innovator who built a super handy online platform for Belize’s national bus schedule. Well, on Thursday, reporters caught up with Transport Minister Dr. Louis Zabaneh in Belize City to ask: could the ministry actually use this smart solution? [caption
In two corners of the country, police officers are stepping up, not with sirens and arrests, but with school supplies and support. From Toledo to Belize City, they’re showing that serving the community goes way beyond law enforcement. Superintendent Brent Hamilton personally outfitted a young
Tonight, one man is counting his blessings after winning five thousand dollars on a Scratch and Win ticket. He’s a regular player of the game and his loyalty has finally paid off. The Ladyville resident stopped by our studio today to share how excited he
On Thursday, August 14th, 2025, the Cabinet met in its normal session to discuss future labor legislation improvements, healthier school meals, Belize's participation in regional finance negotiations, and job and training boosts. -Cabinet has greenlit a new program to help more Belizeans, especially women and youth,
