Three well-known men from Belize City’s southside have been remanded to the Belize Central Prison after being charged with promoting gang activity. The men: Jason Anderson, twenty-seven, and brothers Ervin and James Fitzgibbon, aged thirty-six and twenty-eight, were each charged separately but for the same
When you think of farming, you probably picture wide open fields in the countryside—but one Belize City high school is flipping that idea on its head. This morning, Sadie Vernon High School officially launched its very own aquaponics system, built right on campus by a
For many young basketball players, the dream of making it to the NBA starts with a scholarship and a shot at playing college ball in the U.S. And today, that dream came a little closer to reality for some of Belize’s rising stars. In a
Earlier this month, the Government of Belize approved the Belize Building Amendment Bill, an important move aimed at raising construction standards across the country. The goal? To ensure that buildings in Belize are not only more durable but also more resilient and sustainable. To support
The time for hurricane preparation is now. While the official start to Belize’s hurricane season might still be a few days away, the National Emergency Management Organization is advising the public not to wait until a hurricane is brewing to make the necessary arrangements. Earlier
The National Trade Union Congress of Belize (NTUCB) has come out in full support of its affiliate unions, including the Belize National Teachers Union (BNTU), Public Service Union (PSU), Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital Authority Workers Union (KHMHAWU), and others, as they continue their push for
Prime Minister John Briceño has arrived in Honduras to participate in the upcoming Meeting of Governors of the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI), scheduled for tomorrow. The Prime Minister was officially received by Renato Florentino Pineda, the Third Vice President of Honduras. He will
Belizeans are growing more cautious about their personal finances and the overall economy, according to the latest Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) released for April 2025. The national index fell from 49.6 in March to 47.7. The CCI, which ranges from 0 to 100, measures how consumers feel
The National Agriculture and Trade Show (NATS) Committee has announced the postponement of its highly anticipated raffle for the 2025 Ford Ranger XL. Originally set for Sunday, June 1, the draw will now tentatively take place on July 11, 2025. The delay comes as ticket sales
The Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital Authority Workers Union (KHMHAWU) is pressing forward with its planned industrial action, despite receiving a formal caution from the Labour Department regarding the legality of protest activities in the essential healthcare sector. Today, union members participated in a coordinated show of
