Una comunidad de Belize City está conmocionada tras el asesinato a sangre fría de Egbert Flowers, un hombre de 59 años que fue abatido a tiros en la madrugada del lunes mientras se preparaba para ir a trabajar. El trágico incidente ocurrió poco después de
La administración del Primer Ministro John Briceño ha dejado claro que no puede otorgar de inmediato un aumento salarial del 8.5% a los maestros, especialmente tras haber restaurado recientemente dos incrementos previamente congelados. Así lo afirmó el Secretario Financiero, Joseph Waight, quien indicó que el
Public alarm erupted after government files were discovered being burnt in an open area on Thursday. The Ministry of Economic Transformation (MET) confirmed the documents were old and audited but acknowledged that proper disposal protocols were not followed. In a statement issued this morning, the ministry
The Senior Courts of Belize have confirmed that the High Court Registry is facing ongoing technical difficulties due to internal IT infrastructure issues, which have disrupted its case management system. While the cause of the disruption has not been officially confirmed, reports suggest that the issues
Former politician and businessman Ralph Fonseca died early this morning at the age of 75. He passed away just after 3:00 a.m. Fonseca served as the PUP Area Representative for Belize Rural Central from 1993 to 2008. He was known for his strong leadership and development
Things are getting tense in the south, as eleven teachers from Stann Creek, including well-known union voices Ifasina Efunyemi and Eli Villalta, are now facing court after blocking the road in Dangriga on Wednesday. The protest, part of a broader push by the Belize National
The fallout continues from Wednesday’s teacher-led protest in Dangriga, and now, the story is taking a sharp turn. According to union activist Ifasina Efunyemi, what began as a peaceful demonstration quickly escalated when police officers arrived—not to assist, but to physically confront the teachers who
Tensions are rising once again at the Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital, where the KHMHA Workers Union is turning up the pressure on the Government of Belize. This morning, union members gathered outside the hospital in a show of unity ahead of a critical mediation meeting
The KHMHA Workers Union is stepping up its efforts after waiting far too long for action on their pension concerns. Talks with the government have dragged on without results, and union members say they’ve had enough. Union President Andrew Baird shared that this kind of
The Briceño administration says it simply can’t afford to give teachers an 8.5% salary increase all at once, especially not while also restoring two frozen pay raises. And today, Financial Secretary Joseph Waight made that message even clearer. He explained that the government is already
