Belize’s maritime guardians took time off the frontlines today to celebrate something just as important as national security, fatherhood. At Coast Guard Headquarters, uniforms gave way to warm smiles and shared moments as the organization honored the men balancing duty at sea with dedication at
Residents of Scotland Halfmoon Village say a black ant infestation that began after Hurricane Lisa has taken over yards, pastures, fruit trees, and at least six homes in the community. Residents say despite reaching out to authorities, no one has come to help. Norman Anthony, one
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is delivering goals, drama, and unforgettable moments on the pitch, but one of the tournament’s biggest talking points has nothing to do with the action itself. A week into the competition, FIFA’s mandatory hydration breaks have emerged as a source of
A study from the UK has revealed that girls vaccinated against the human papillomavirus (HPV) at ages 12-13 have close to zero risk of dying from cervical cancer before the age of thirty. The research, described as the first of its kind, found that no cervical
As questions continue to mount over hundreds of thousands of dollars in government payments to businesses linked to the family of Minister Oscar Mira, Prime Minister John Briceño says an independent review is being set in motion. Speaking to CTV3 News (Briceño owns this station) in
More than three years after a brutal New Year's Eve massacre shattered a Belmopan family, former police officer Elmer Nah came one step closer to learning his fate today. However, the highly anticipated sentencing was adjourned after the trial judge said he needed additional time
"Being a political officer or being elected to political leadership is not a licence to enrich yourself, to enrich your family, to enrich companies that are affiliated with your family." Opposition Leader Tracy Panton made the statement as she called for the resignation of Home Affairs
At a time when questions surrounding government contracts are dominating national headlines, Belize has officially sworn in a new Contractor General. Maria Arthurs took the oath of office before Governor-General Dame Froyla Tzalam, beginning a three-year term as the country's Contractor General. Arthurs assumes responsibility for an
Public complaints of price gouging and the high cost of living remain a major concern for Belizean consumers. In response, the government has expanded the Supplies Control Unit, doubling its staff and opening two new regional offices to strengthen enforcement of price control regulations. [caption id="attachment_97238"
The controversy surrounding government contracts awarded to members of Minister of Home Affairs Oscar Mira’s family is expected to reach the Cabinet table next week. Cabinet minister Julius Espat told News Five that the issue is too serious to ignore. Espat’s comments come as scrutiny intensifies
