What do you get when you mix a beloved Belizean pastime with climate action? A digital chalupa game that’s now carrying the message of conservation into classrooms and communities across the country. That’s how the Climate Adaptation and Protected Areas (CAPA) Initiative chose to close
Every time a child's name, face, or location is shared online without a second thought, the damage can follow them for life. The National Commission for Families and Children is pushing back, calling on media houses and online news pages to think harder about what
Basketballs are bouncing again across Belize, and this time, it’s by design. From Belize City to Corozal, the Belize Basketball Federation is rolling out a hands-on plan to grow the game where it matters most, at the community level. Today, district associations received fresh equipment,
Drones are becoming part of everyday life in Belize, from concerts to crop fields to neighbourhoods. But there's a problem. Most operators are flying unregistered. The Civil Aviation Department is now moving to fix that, putting fifty-five pages of proposed regulations on the table and opening
As food prices continue to rise across Belize, more residents are turning to backyard gardening as a way to ease the pressure on household budgets. In Belize City, small home spaces are being converted into productive gardens growing fruits, vegetables, and herbs that families would normally
Church Senator Louis Wade Jr. has added his voice to growing calls for the removal of a billboard at the entrance of Belmopan. He described it as an affront to public morality and a symptom of deeper social problems facing Belize. While the discussion includes some
The Reality of Rising Rent in Belize This morning on Open Your Eyes, hosts Sabreena Daly and Paul Lopez led a timely discussion on the growing pressure of rental costs across the country. With the cost of living steadily increasing, many Belizeans are finding it harder
Global debt has surged to a record nearly $353 trillion, according to a new report from the Institute of International Finance (IIF), with early signs that investors are gradually moving away from U.S. government debt. The IIF’s latest Global Debt Monitor shows borrowing rose by more
About one thousand six hundred ships are still stranded in the Strait of Hormuz while fuel prices are climbing by the day, yet the two-month US-Iran conflict appears to have no deadline yet. United States President Donald Trump said today that the US has had "very
A cruise ship linked to a hantavirus outbreak that has killed at least three people is heading to Spain’s Canary Islands as health authorities rush to trace contacts across several countries. The MV Hondius left Cape Verde on Wednesday and is expected to reach Tenerife in
