Back in late June, a young life was cut short along the George Price Highway. Sixteen-year-old high school student Tyrel Cardines lost his life after being hit by a Floralia bus in Hattieville. While the Ministry of Transport isn’t directly involved in the investigation, the
Well, that didn’t take long. Just a week after brand-new chairs were installed at the Belize City Bus Terminal, one of them has already broken; and now, questions are swirling about whether the Ministry of Transport got what it paid for. But CEO Chester Williams
The Government of Belize is defending its plan to overhaul the country’s tax system, insisting that the Belize Tax Service Department is not only well-managed but thriving. But as the transition to a new Semi-Autonomous Revenue Authority moves ahead, questions remain: Why now? Who benefits
It’s a big win for Belize’s shrimp industry, and it could be the start of something huge. Belize has signed an export agreement with Taiwan, opening the door for local shrimp producers to tap into one of the world’s largest shrimp markets. It’s a breakthrough
There’s a new underwater threat lurking in our rivers, and no, it’s not from a sci-fi movie. It’s called the Devil Fish, or Pez Diablo, and it’s making headlines for all the wrong reasons. This armored catfish isn’t native to Belize. It slipped in through the
Ever seen a house being moved down the highway? Well, if you have, you won’t be seeing it during rush hour anymore. The Transport Department is laying down new rules: moving houses can now only happen at night. That’s right, between nine p.m. and five
But here’s something to think about, could moving houses only at night actually make things riskier? And what about the builders? They might now have to pay extra to get crews working those late hours. These are some of the concerns being raised, and we
This morning in Belize City, Tuk-Tuk Belize Tour Services launched the region’s first fleet of electric and solar-powered tricycles marking a historic milestone in sustainable tourism and eco-transportation. The company, led by entrepreneur Tanisha Vernon, introduced eight tuk-tuks and one pedal lounge during a ceremony
Bernadette Francisco, author of “Real-Life Stories: A Path to Healing”, describes her book as a deeply personal reflection, a kind of journal that captures her lived experiences and emotional journey. Encouraged by her therapist to document her thoughts, the book became a form of therapy
Jasmine Hartin’s long-running court case has been delayed again, this time, because she’s pregnant. Her attorney, Arthur Saldivar, told the court she’s dealing with health issues and can’t travel. The case, which began in San Pedro in 2021 and was later moved to Belize City, involves
