Belizean businesswoman Marie Sharp has been recognized on Forbes’ 2026 50 Over 50 Global list, which celebrates leaders, founders, creators, and innovators from 36 countries who are making significant impacts across industries ranging from aviation and architecture to minerals and mining. According to Forbes, the list
Prime Minister John Briceño has defended the removal of price controls on retail sugar, insisting that sugarcane farmers will continue to benefit from local market sales. Speaking to reporters, Briceño explained that bulk sugar sold in standard bags remains under price control. What is no longer
Prime Minister John Briceño has dismissed recent allegations of corruption within the Ministry of Rural Transformation, describing the claims as an attempt to “create mischief.” The allegations surfaced after a private message containing accusations about road works, procurement, and contract approvals was accidentally posted to Cabinet
The Belize Police Department’s Crime Information Management System (CIMS) is now fully operational after nearly two months of limited access. Rear Admiral Elton Bennett, CEO of the Ministry of Home Affairs and Enterprise, told News 5 that the system experienced technical difficulties after an outstanding annual
As Belize Telemedia Limited (BTL) seeks Cabinet approval to acquire SpeedNet, Public Utilities Minister Michel Chebat says he does not believe the deal would create a broadband monopoly, pointing to the existence of more than 20 licensed internet providers in the country. Chebat made the comments
The National Institute of Culture and History, in partnership with the Institute of Creative Arts, has celebrated the Santa Ana Cultural Sewing and Embroidery Group in Corozal District. The group were recognised for their success in transforming traditional craft into sustainable business. The group, mostly older
Una ley aprobada en 2025 para agilizar la emisión de órdenes de protección en casos de violencia doméstica aún no se encuentra plenamente en vigor, debido a que los jueces de paz superiores requieren una capacitación especializada antes de poder emitir órdenes de emergencia. Aunque
El agente Kenrick Bol, el primer policía masculino autorizado a portar rastas en acto de servicio, ha recibido la orden directa del comisionado de policía, el doctor Richard Rosado, de que debe cortarse el cabello. La decisión ha reavivado el debate sobre los reglamentos internos
También conversamos con un ex empleado de un centro de llamadas BPO que fue despedido tras ser señalado por apropiarse de datos sensibles de clientes. El hombre accedió a hablar bajo condición de anonimato y únicamente después de que la empresa afectada le perdonara la
El Ministerio de Salud instó a los beliceños a verificar sus registros de vacunación luego de que Guatemala reportara alrededor de una docena de casos de sarampión en zonas cercanas a la frontera. La advertencia surge en un contexto en el que las tasas de
