Following our preview of the BPBL Finals, we caught up with League CEO Gilbert Gordon at the league’s first awards event this afternoon. The ceremony recognized standout performers, including the regular season MVP and the most outstanding athletes in various categories. Gordon shared more details
For decades, Stann Creek has been known as one of the “forgotten districts,” plagued by low investment and high unemployment. As the government continues to promise new opportunities, residents are demanding that these promises be fulfilled. So, what new investments have been made in recent
Belize’s stone crab season is fast-approaching! The Fisheries Department has announced that Belize’s stone crab season will officially open on October 1, 2025, and run until June 30, 2026. Fishers and the public are being reminded to follow all the rules to protect the species and
Belize’s exports to the United States fell sharply in the second quarter of 2025, according to the Statistical Institute of Belize. Total exports dropped by 28.7 million dollars, which reflects a more than 35% decline from the previous period. Exports to the U.K. and CARICOM also
Dangriga Mayor Robert Mariano confirmed ongoing talks to resolve the dismissal of four Garifuna women from Western Dairies. Mariano confirmed he's been in direct contact with the women and the company’s management. “I had communication with them the day when the incident occurred. And we also
The High Court’s decision in favour of bus operator Hernan Serrano has raised fresh concerns about fairness in Belize’s transport sector. Earlier this month, Justice M. Javed Mansoor ruled that the Transport Board violated Serrano’s constitutional rights when it refused to renew his road service
The tragic death of 38-year-old Gabriel Mai on Independence Day has raised concerns about road safety measures in Belize. Mai was killed while riding his bicycle on Marage Road in Ladyville when he was allegedly struck by the open door of a passing bus. His mother,
The detention of several foreign footballers in Belize on immigration offences has exposed deep flaws in how the country manages work permits and player transfers. News Five is investigating the case involving the Wagiya Sporting Club after the players were jailed earlier in September. Manager Nelson Moss
La Liga Premier de Belize y la Federación de Fútbol están investigando graves denuncias en contra de un dirigente deportivo. Varios jugadores extranjeros afirman que el director del Wagiya Sporting Club, Nelson Moss, retuvo sus pasaportes, lo que ocasionó que sus visas expiraran y que
La Reserva Forestal de Columbia enfrenta una creciente actividad ilegal, incluyendo tala de caoba y zapote, más de cien acres despejados para ganadería y cultivos, y la construcción de un camino de seis kilómetros para transportar madera hacia la frontera. La Fuerza de Defensa de
