Opposition Leader Shyne Barrow is shaking things up by challenging a recent decision from Justice Tawanda Hondora. On February 14th, the judge dismissed an order that would send Tracy Taegar Panton to jail for contempt of court, along with several other orders from January 16th.
This week, the two main political parties revealed their teams for the upcoming general election on March twelfth. On Sunday, the P.U.P. proudly introduced their full slate of thirty-one candidates. Then, on Thursday, U.D.P. leader Tracy Panton showcased fifteen of their hopefuls. The U.D.P. also
On Thursday, Tracy Panton introduced her team of fifteen U.D.P. candidates to Belizean voters ahead of the March twelfth general election. This morning, ten of them appeared on Open Your Eyes, including Lee Mark Chang, Panton’s pick for Mesopotamia. Panton’s group, Alliance for Democracy, claims
On Thursday, Tracy Panton introduced Manuel Heredia as her candidate for Belize Rural South. Heredia, who served as the area's representative for nearly 20 years before losing to Andre Perez in 2020, seemed to have retired from politics. His return has surprised some people. Today,
What about Phillip Willoughby’s run in Port Loyola? He’s up against two other U.D.P. candidates and the current representative, Gilroy Usher, who is also his father-in-law. Willoughby is married to Usher’s daughter. So, how is he handling the election with these family ties? We asked
With just over two weeks until Belize’s 2025 General Elections, the Belize Police Department is gearing up for a busy day. Commissioner of Police Chester Williams expects a hectic day with some aggressive voters. However, he assures the public that officers nationwide are being briefed
For the past twenty-five years, World Pediatrics has been making a huge difference in the lives of children in Belize. Today, they got a big boost with a two-million-dollar donation from a couple who recently moved to Caye Chapel. The donation was celebrated with a
Last night, we covered the distribution of license plates and stickers in Belmopan. Many drivers have been waiting for months, and in some cases, years, due to supply shortages at the transport department. Today, the distribution continued in Belize City. We visited the transport office
Today, the National Commission for Families and Children held a media sensitivity workshop to teach journalists from across the country how to best report on children, youths, and sensitive topics. The workshop brought together key stakeholders from the media, law enforcement, and child advocacy organizations
Caribbean leaders are wrapping up their three-day summit, aware that the region will face challenges from the new Donald Trump administration in the United States. Despite this, they agree on the need to seize any opportunities that come their way. Trump's policies include deporting illegal
