Tonight, a family is heartbroken after a tragic motorcycle accident claimed another life in Belize. The victim, Eric Williams from San Pedro, was found injured on the ground early Sunday morning. Despite being rushed to the hospital, Williams sadly succumbed to his injuries. ACP Hilberto
Courtenay introduced the second reading of a bill to allocate additional funds for public services for the 2024-2025 financial year. He emphasized that this bill aligns with the national policy of presenting supplementary appropriation bills to the National Assembly, ensuring the public is informed about
Business Senator Kevin Herrera pointed out several line items requesting additional funds, raising concerns about the amounts being asked for. He noted that the supplementary budget represents a significant request for new spending. Herrera expressed hope that the P.U.P. administration will continue to maintain fiscal
Senator Eamon Courtenay acknowledged that it’s not ideal to ask the Senate to support the appointment of an Auditor General for just four months, but it’s the reality they face right now. He reminded everyone that Dorothy Bradley was brought out of retirement, and her
Peyrefitte raised eyebrows over the amount allocated for grocery bags. Initially, the budget was around three million dollars, but now the supplementary budget is asking for an additional two and a half million dollars. He used this as an example to accuse the government of
The third installment of the Jacito Learns Financial Literacy series has finally arrived! In this new book, Jacito Learns to Budget, Doctor Carol Babb, Education Director of the Holy Redeemer Credit Union, dives into the challenging yet crucial skill of budgeting. Over the weekend, News
After the launch of ‘Jacito Learns to Budget,’ a book by Doctor Carol Babb aimed at teaching kids financial literacy, Holy Redeemer Credit Union kicked off its open-day festivities. Celebrating eighty years of service to Belize, H.R.C.U. invited customers to learn about the company’s history,
Just before midnight on Sunday, an old two-story wooden house on Freetown Road was engulfed in flames. The owner had deemed it unsafe to live in months ago and moved out but allowed someone to stay on the first floor despite the lack of electricity.
The Belize City Council says it needs one point six million dollars to fix the damaged streets across the city, but they’re not sure where the money will come from. Today, Belize City Mayor Bernard Wagner told News Five that it’s unlikely the council can
The Belize City Council has reestablished its Utility Coordination Unit. Utility companies often get blamed for leaving streets in worse condition after working on their infrastructure. This unit will oversee these projects to ensure that when a utility company digs up your street, they leave
