Is history repeating itself in Belize’s public transportation sector? Minister of Transport, Doctor Louis Zabaneh, says he’s on a mission to modernize the industry, but not everyone’s on board. Queen Square Area Representative Godwin Haylock is raising red flags, comparing the proposal to the failed
It’s a legal showdown that’s captured the attention of both the public and the public service sector, two high-profile cases, one powerful message: contracts matter. At the center of it all is the Belize Tourism Board, now facing back-to-back courtroom defeats after terminating two of
Thea Garcia-Ramirez, the former General Manager of the Belize Airports Authority, is breaking her silence after two airport security contracts signed during her time at the helm sparked public concern. Critics are questioning whether the companies involved are even capable of handling the job. But
Minister Thea Garcia-Ramirez says the new board at the Belize Airports Authority is gearing up to revisit and renegotiate the controversial airport security contracts. She hopes the fresh talks will help clear up recent concerns and fix any problems tied to the original deals. Thea Garcia-Ramirez,
A fourteen-year-old girl who recently posted a video online after being reported missing is now in the care of the Ministry of Human Services. It’s a delicate situation, especially since the teen is a minor, but public concern has prompted officials to share some details.
With just days to go before Belize’s hurricane season officially begins, the National Emergency Management Organization (NEMO) is making sure the public stays informed and prepared. This morning, NEMO joined forces with the National Meteorological Service and the National Hydrological Service to host a special
If your car is in desperate need of a wash, the YMCA is inviting you to visit their Shine for the High School Program on May thirty-first. It’s an annual drive-through car wash operated by high school students to raise money for the YMCA’s programs
The Ministry of Labour has formally responded to the Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital Authority Workers Union (KHMHAWU), cautioning that any planned industrial action related to ongoing pension negotiations could be considered unlawful if legal protocols are not followed. In a letter dated May 28, 2025, Labour
Prime Minister John Briceño is pushing back hard against the Belize National Teachers Union (BNTU), accusing its leaders of dishonesty and political posturing in the wake of the union’s rejection of the government’s proposed salary adjustment. Briceño said the union is misrepresenting the facts and “using
