Darrell Bradley has made no secret of his desire to return to elected office, this time on the national stage. A decade after his defeat in Caribbean Shores, could 2030 mark his political comeback? There is growing speculation that Bradley may enter the race in
Is the Briceño administration listening to the people, or has it lost touch with the concerns of everyday Belizeans? Former UDP mayor Darrell Bradley says the disconnect is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore, and he claims even some Cabinet ministers recognize the problem. Bradley points
For Belizean tour operators, attracting cruise passengers often begins long before a ship reaches our shores. It starts by getting their tours in front of the executives who shape each passenger’s experience. A delegation led by the Belize Tourism Board is now pitching Belize at
Secret Beach has grown into one of Ambergris Caye’s busiest destinations, but businesses still depend heavily on costly generators. A new partnership now aims to replace that familiar hum with reliable electricity from the national grid. Secret Beach may be known for clear waters and
Keep the umbrellas close and the weekend plans flexible. An area of low pressure near Honduras and Nicaragua could begin soaking Belize as early as tonight, bringing increased showers and thunderstorms through the weekend. Forecasters are not expecting significant tropical development, but some areas could
Familiar faces, fresh talent and a new chapter of Belizean storytelling are heading back to the screen. Noh Matta Wat launches its fifth season Saturday night with a red-carpet event at the Bliss Center for the Performing Arts. Guests will preview the first episode and
Muffles College says it has placed a staff member on administrative leave after receiving an allegation of misconduct involving a minor female student. In a press release, the school said its administration received the allegation on Tuesday, October 6, 2026. It said it regards the allegation
The Central Bank of Belize is warning the public about fraudsters impersonating its officials through Google Meet after receiving multiple reports of suspicious calls. Marcos Marin, Manager of the IT Department at the Central Bank of Belize, said the callers are using the institution's name to
Public scrutiny of the Briceño administration has intensified over the past several months, both over ministers’ allowances and over what many call a “disconnect” from the reality of ordinary citizens. Attorney and former Belize City Mayor Darrell Bradley faced that question twice in an interview with
A social media post by a fake news Facebook page recently circulated named Attorney Darrell Bradley as the head of a new political movement, alongside other notable individuals. According to Bradley, he has not seen this post circulating. He also expressed doubts that a third party
