Picture this, your toes in the sand, a salty breeze in the air, waves gently crashing nearby, and the taste of fresh seafood bringing back memories of carefree summers. That’s the kind of escape many dream about, and for Doug and Myra Singh, it became
Over the weekend, four people lost their lives in separate road traffic accidents across the country. On Friday, an incident involving the collision of two motorcycles on the George Price Highway claimed the life of twenty-eight-year-old Keith Guzman and left three others hospitalized. Unfortunately, these
Tonight, the Ministry of Transport is cracking down. After a troubling rise in deadly road accidents, officials say it’s time for tougher penalties. CEO Chester Williams says the ministry is heading to parliament with proposed changes to Belize’s traffic laws, and they’re going all in.
Belize is stepping up to help its Caribbean neighbors recover from the devastation of Hurricane Melissa. The government has announced two hundred thousand US dollars in relief aid to both Jamaica and Cuba, two countries hit hard by one of the most powerful storms to
Belizean Kaitlyne Haylock is making her mark in the U.S. She secured a Chicago/Midwest Emmy along with her former morning show team at WMTV 15 in Madison, Wisconsin. The media house won the Emmy for Best Morning Show and Evening News for their coverage on
Tourism is one of Belize’s most profitable industries, but what keeps it alive? Beyond the beaches and reefs lies another critical force: conservation. Without it, the natural wonders that attract visitors could vanish. At the Corozal Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, the Sarteneja Alliance for Conservation and
The longest government shutdown in U.S. history could end as early as Wednesday, following a Senate vote to pass a short-term funding bill on Monday. ABC News reports that the move would send hundreds of thousands of federal workers back to their jobs, restore SNAP
The Ministry of Energy is rolling out large-scale battery systems that will store extra solar power during the day for use at night, a step officials say could lower light bills and reduce dependence on imported energy. Chief Executive Officer in the Ministry of Energy, Dr
Residents of San Jose Succotz say their village’s welcome centre no longer feels like it belongs to them. The newly elected village chairman, Armando Cocom, says the facility has become restricted and is being managed by a committee without proper accountability, which has left villagers
Prime Minister John Briceño has shaken up his Cabinet. The government press release calls it an “adjustment”, but the public will be seeing it as who got demoted and promoted. The ‘adjustments’ take effect on Monday, November 17th. Here is who got what: The ‘gag’ of the day
