Belize is rolling out the green carpet this week, welcoming international partners for a major conference focused on the future. Today marked the start of the third International Partners Conference, a forum where Belize’s development allies come together to strategize and support the country’s growth.
At the Belize International Partners Conference, leaders and global allies are coming together to map out how the country can stay ahead in the race toward renewable energy. Hosted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Economic Transformation, this two-day event is
Tonight, we turn to the much-talked-about Belcan Bridge project. Prime Minister John Briceño is clearing the air on rumors of a rift within Cabinet and concerns over how this major infrastructure plan is being handled. Speaking to the media, the PM stressed that differences in
Imagine a police station built on a foundation of old firearms, that’s exactly what’s happening in Bella Vista. Construction on the new station kicked off last week, and here’s what makes it unique: discarded and damaged gun parts collected over the years are being used
On Sunday, history was made in the Collet constituency as the first land clinic in twenty-five years took place at the Gateway Youth Center. And hundreds of people showed up to witness the moment. Area Representative Devin Daly hosted the event; but more importantly, he
She’s got her sights set on the universe and she’s taking Belize with her. With less than a month to go, Isabella Zabaneh is gearing up to represent the Jewel on one of the biggest international stages: the Seventy-fourth Annual Miss Universe Pageant in Thailand.
Good evening and welcome to this week’s installment of Sports Monday. I am Paul Lopez. Belize has enjoyed some success at the Central American Games in Guatemala. You have heard about the historic performance from our female volleyball team and how Nysha Harris set a
Prime Minister John Briceño has reaffirmed Belize’s commitment to maintaining the Caribbean as a “zone of peace”, echoing the unified stance of CARICOM Heads of Government amid concerns over increased U.S. militarisation near Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago. “Of course, we have said it over and
Another family is left grieving and questioning Belize’s public health system. A 92-year-old man died over the weekend while waiting for medical attention at the Northern Regional Hospital (NRH). His son says help came only after his father stopped breathing. Eusebio Espinosa Junior told News 5
Talks of a possible strike are brewing at the Belize Tax Service, but Prime Minister John Briceño says he hasn’t heard of it. The issue reportedly stems from the government’s plan to move the Belize Tax Service (BTS) into a semi-autonomous body known as the
