Rodriguez shared that one of his clients has instructed him to sue the government for any losses he incurs back in Jamaica due to his detention in Belize. This could cover everything from lost wages or even his job, to any expenses he racks up
The tragic death of a motorcycle driver from Belmopan on Thursday afternoon has added to the growing list of fatal motorcycle accidents. The incident occurred around three PM in the Maya Mopan area of Belmopan and claimed the life of Carlos Romero, a young self-employed
Amid a worrying rise in motorcycle accidents across Belize, two more motorists have been hospitalized after a collision at the corner of Central American Boulevard and Vernon Street in Belize City. On Thursday night, a driver speeding along Vernon Street ran a red light and
Tonight, we have a story that's close to the heart of the Channel Five team. We're celebrating the sixteenth anniversary of our morning talk show, Open Your Eyes. Since 2009, Open Your Eyes has been bringing educational and entertaining segments to viewers across Belize. As
The pressure is on for Belize’s own Halima Hoy as she gets ready to take the Miss Universe stage for the finals on Saturday. This year’s pageant, held in Mexico City, will see women from all over the world competing for the crown. As the
People all over the world love ceramics, not just for their practical uses but also as a powerful way to express themselves. Pottery holds a special place in many cultures. From ancient times to today's modern designs, this craft has become a timeless art form
The Department of the Environment (DOE) is calling on businesses that store chemicals in high-risk areas to closely monitor weather conditions and follow advisories from the National Emergency Management Organization (NEMO) as stormy weather approaches. The DOE warns that industrial chemicals, pesticides, and other hazardous materials
Belize Electricity Limited (BEL) says it is taking proactive measures in preparation for the approach of Tropical Storm Sara, which is expected to make landfall in southern Belize within the next 48 hours. BEL’s teams are closely monitoring the storm and have implemented strategies to maintain
It's Day 5 of COP29, and pressure is mounting over the summit's links to fossil fuel interests and the lack of funding for climate adaptation. Top scientists and former UN chiefs, including Christiana Figueres and Ban Ki-moon, are calling for reform, arguing that countries expanding
Prime Minister John Briceño has returned to Belize amid growing concerns about Tropical Storm Sara. The Prime Minister had travelled to Mexico City on Wednesday, November 13, to attend the 270th Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of COCESNA. However, with the storm's impact on
