Twenty-year-old Justin Animo is dead, and four others, including his fourteen-year-old brother, are recovering from gunshot wounds after a brazen ambush outside a fast-food stall on Tuesday night in Lord’s Bank Village. Just after 9:20 p.m., two men on a motorcycle pulled up and opened
Just two days after the tragic loss of Police Constable Arcenio Cus in a motorcycle accident, heartbreak strikes again, this time in Belmopan. A mother of five, Marilyn Roches, has lost her life in another devastating motorcycle crash. She was riding with her partner when
Early Monday morning, thirty-eight-year-old Police Constable Arcenio Cus was killed in a hit-and-run along the Philip Goldson Highway. He had just wrapped up his shift at the Ladyville Police Station and was heading home when he was struck by a vehicle between miles five and
Today marked the start of a focused tour across Eastern Division police stations, led by Minister Kareem Musa. It’s part of a broader effort to connect directly with officers, not just the top brass, but those on the front lines. Last week, the team visited
Imagine showing up to work every day, knowing the roof above your head could leak at any moment, soaking not just your desk, but your morale. That’s the reality for nearly three hundred officers stationed at the Raccoon Street Police Station in Belize City. And
Tonight, we’re diving into the dollars and cents behind government rentals and what we found might surprise you. News Five asked the Ministry of Public Service for a full breakdown of what taxpayers are shelling out for rental properties. Instead of detailed figures, we got
In just two months, Belizeans will have a whole new level of freedom across the Caribbean, traveling, working, and living in three other CARICOM countries like never before. And, citizens from those countries will also be able to migrate to Belize for similar purposes. It’s
The second public consultation on the controversial Thirteenth Amendment Bill was held in Belmopan, where a few citizens gathered at the University of Belize’s Conference Center to share their thoughts. It’s a bill aimed at tackling Belize’s mounting problem with gang-related crimes, the Briceño administration
On Tuesday afternoon, union leaders sat down with staff members to talk about a major shake-up, the transition to a semi-autonomous revenue authority. But not everyone’s feeling heard. The Public Service Union says this change is being rolled out without proper consultation. President Dean Flowers
PSU President Dean Flowers says that while the union cannot determine government policies, it can influence how those polices are implemented. It is with this in mind that the PSU has been rallying employees at the Belize Tax Service Department to demand further clarity on
