Women across Belize are pushing past long standing barriers and taking their place in boardrooms, businesses, and leadership roles once dominated by men. Today, BELTRAIDE brought together dozens of those trailblazers for its third Empower Her Symposium in Belize City, a space designed to inspire,
It’s an old story; progress often brings its own problems. The Collet Constituency has seen significant infrastructure works over the last year. Streets that have long been neglected have undergone comprehensive surface and drainage upgrades. While residents are appreciative of the long-requested attention, there is
A simmering dispute in Belize’s rugby community has boiled over tonight, after the Caye Caulker Crocodiles Rugby Club was suddenly suspended by the Rugby Football Union of Belize. The fallout began when the Union ordered the team to take down social‑media posts featuring the Rugby
Four villages in the Cayo District are set to expand their water systems after receiving a shipment of pipes from the Ministry of Rural Transformation, Community Development and Local Government. The pipes were officially handed over on Wednesday to the water boards of San Antonio, Santa
Just over a year after it began, a legal battle over Belize’s election boundaries has landed before the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), as activist Jeremy Enriquez asked the regional court to revive his stalled challenge. Enriquez argues that some constituencies in Belize have far more
Women across Belize are breaking long-standing barriers and claiming their place in boardrooms, businesses, and leadership roles once dominated by men. Today in Belize City, the Belize Trade and Investment Development Service (BELTRAIDE) hosted its third Empower Her Symposium, bringing together dozens of female entrepreneurs, executives,
The Government of Belize has responded to a US congressional inquiry into the country’s investment climate, saying it remains confident in its judicial system and committed to good governance. The government said it is aware of a letter sent by Brian J. Mast, Chairman of the
After months of operating without permanent leadership, the Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital (KHMH) has officially appointed Sharine Reyes as its new chief executive officer. The country’s largest public hospital had been under interim management since October, when the contract of former CEO Chandra Nisbet‑Cansino ended. In February,
What was first believed to be a robbery attempt is now being investigated as a targeted attack that claimed the life of Clinton Pou, according to a senior officer on the ground. Pou was near his mother’s food trailer at the fish market in Belize City
The UN General Assembly has officially declared October 1 as International Coffee Day, an annual observance to highlight coffee’s importance for communities, economies, and food security. The resolution supports millions of farmers worldwide, creates jobs, and is a symbol of culture and tradition across generations. It
