BTL has rejected an invoice from Union Senator Glenfield Dennison, but the dispute runs deeper than the six‑figure bill. Dennison advised the Belize Communication Workers for Justice while serving as a Crown Counsel, raising questions about his dual role. The invoice, totaling over one hundred
For years, whenever potholes got deeper and major streets in Belize City started falling apart, the blame game kicked in. City Hall pointed to central government, central government pointed somewhere else, and residents were left asking who’s actually in charge of fixing these roads? Well,
For nearly three decades, the Cruz family of Esperanza Village has lived and breathed the La Ruta Maya Belize River Challenge. The Belize River doesn’t just serve as a racecourse for them; it acts as a lifeline, a childhood playground, and the keeper of their
In today’s fast-paced world, yoga is emerging as powerful tool for both mental and physical well-being. Rooted in ancient traditions, yoga combines movement, breath, and mindfulness to strengthen the body while calming the mind. Research shows this practice can boost flexibility, balance, and heart health,
Vendors in San Ignacio are speaking up against what they believe was a business scam. Back in December, at least sixty vendors were invited by Trinidadian promoter Irwin Denis, former franchisee of Island Run Delivery, to partner with him for a Food and Soca Tour,
The Elections and Boundaries Department is getting a head start on the next municipal elections because for the first time, Belizeans will be voting under new town boundaries. And while the changes are small, they matter. Some neighborhoods are now officially outside town limits, while
Tonight, the newly launched National Bus Company is putting its first pieces in place, starting with the appointment of Susanna Vanzie as interim CEO. Vanzie, best known as the co‑founder of Floralia, one of Belize’s most modern bus services, will lead the company through a
February delivered a wake‑up call on Belize’s waters. Manatee strandings jumped sharply, and conservation officers say it’s not bad luck; it’s us. With more boats speeding through shallow, high‑traffic zones, the gentle mammals don’t stand a chance. Three adults in Belize City and Hopkins were
The Holy Redeemer Credit Union is celebrating a major first, its long‑awaited expansion into the nation’s capital. HRCU has officially opened its very first branch in Belmopan, a move years in the making and now brought to life inside the brand‑new Fred Smith Building. It’s
Will bus terminal employees lose their jobs under the new National Bus Company? That question is now echoing across the public service. Reports that some workers were urged to resign have renewed concern within the Public Service Union. PSU President Dean Flowers says the issue has
