Beloved preacher and long-time contributor to Greater Belize Media, Dr. Bob Roberts, passed away this morning in the United States. Known for his inspirational “Sixty Second Sermons,” Dr. Roberts' voice and message became a fixture in Belizean households for decades. First introduced to Greater Belize Media
A pregnant tapir was killed in a road collision early this morning along the Philip Goldson Highway near Whitfield Estate, according to the Belize Zoo. With assistance from the Ministry of Infrastructure Development and Housing, the animal was removed from the roadside. A necropsy later
It’s a terrifying situation for one Belize City family tonight. Police have issued a wanted poster for Sir Hugh Andrewin, who’s accused of trying to set his ex-girlfriend’s house on fire, not once, but twice. It all started after a breakup on Wednesday. According to
Remember the Port of Magical Belize? Two years ago, it was at the center of a political firestorm, including a Senate Special Select Committee tasked with investigating how it all came to be, thanks to a controversial Definitive Agreement signed just before the Barrow administration
It looks like some rough waters may be ahead for Belize’s tourism industry. While the Ministry of Tourism is reporting a modest one percent increase in visitor arrivals for the first five months of the year, May didn’t bring much to celebrate. Tourism Minister Anthony
There’s a growing wave of community pride and protest in Placencia tonight. Residents and their village council are standing firm, calling on the government to return a beloved beach spot, Placencia Point, back to the public. Once the heart of cultural celebrations like Lobster Fest,
Earlier this year, a major shift in U.S. foreign aid sent shockwaves across the Caribbean. In January, the United States pulled out of the Global Fund, cutting off critical grant access for health services throughout the region. And the impact has been immediate and severe.
When it comes to improving healthcare, there’s one tool that’s often overlooked but absolutely essential, data. From tracking disease trends to shaping smarter policies and even developing new treatments, data is the backbone of a strong health system. That’s why this week, the Ministry of
As Belize’s population grows older, a silent crisis is taking shape, one that’s often hidden behind closed doors. Elder abuse is becoming a serious concern, and the numbers are more than just troubling. According to the National Council on Ageing, one in six older adults
In a world where health emergencies can strike without warning, being prepared isn’t just important, it’s essential. That’s why this week in Placencia, the Pan American Health Organization, in partnership with the Ministry of Health and Wellness, hosted a powerful three-day workshop focused on Risk Communication
