From tackling gender-based violence to addressing beach erosion and even introducing a border pass for residents of five southern Mexican states, the meeting was all about strengthening cross-border cooperation. But that’s not all. The discussions also opened the door to developing a joint policy aimed
The salary saga between the Belize National Teachers’ Union and the Ministry of Education is far from over. Earlier this month, the BNTU doubled down, saying several teachers are still missing their pay, despite Minister of Education Oscar Requena’s assurance that the issue had already
It was a homecoming filled with pride and celebration this evening as His Grace, the Most Reverend Philip Wright returned to Belize. Clergy, government officials, and church members gathered to honor a historic milestone, his election as the first Belizean-born Archbishop and Metropolitan of the
Former Regional Commander of the Salvation Army Belize, Major Errol Robateau, has passed away at the age of eighty. Born in Mullins River back in 1945, Major Robateau dedicated more than four decades of his life to service, working across the Caribbean and Central America
Belize gave its young people the spotlight today at the George Price Center in Belmopan. The 2025 Children’s Parliament opened its doors to student representatives from across the country, giving them a chance to debate real national issues. And they made their voices heard. This
It’s a heartbreaking reality, in just the last twenty days, at least five lives have been lost to gender-based violence here in Belize. And what’s even more troubling is that these tragedies come right on the heels of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Now, as November
Belize is enhancing its international presence with a strategic and unified branding initiative. Today, government officials and industry leaders came together to kick off an exciting journey, the launch of the country’s first-ever unified national brand. It’s all part of a twenty-two-week initiative, backed by
The stakes are high and not just at the tables. The government’s proposed Gaming and Lotteries Control Bill 2025 is aiming to modernize Belize’s gambling industry by rolling four outdated laws into one streamlined piece of legislation. But while the bill promises better oversight and
New rules promise safer rides in Belize. Under new government regulations, motorcycle riders will now be required to complete a mandatory two-week training course costing somewhere around three hundred dollars. Transport Minister Dr. Louis Zabaneh says this is a crucial step to improve safety and
Today marks World Diabetes Day and here in Belize, the message is urgent. With diabetes now the third leading cause of death in the country, claiming more than two hundred Belizean lives this year alone, health leaders say too many people continue to ignore the
