The 80th United Nations General Assembly debate entered its second day in New York. Wednesday’s slate of speakers included Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who did not hold back from calling for military aid to counter Russia’s invasion. “We are now living through the most destructive arms
Over the weekend, Belizeans across the globe celebrated the country’s forty-fourth Independence Day through a series of vibrant parades and lively get-togethers, but for revelers in Orange Walk, the event was anything but celebratory. The annual carnival J’ouvert took a devastating turn when a man
Tonight, a mother is speaking out after losing her son in a tragic road traffic accident in Ladyville. It happened Sunday morning, just before eleven, on Marage Road. Thirty-eight-year-old Gabriel Mai was riding his bicycle when he was hit by a bus and thrown to
On Friday, Police Constable Karen August passed away at the Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital, days after being the victim of a hit-and-run on the George Price Highway. She sustained severe injuries in the incident last Sunday and succumbed to them five days later. Dijon McNab
On September twenty-first, Belize celebrated its forty-fourth year of independence. The ceremony featured performances by the Belize Defense Force band and speeches from national leaders. At the steps of the Supreme Court, Belize City Mayor Bernard Wagner highlighted the country’s achievements while acknowledging ongoing challenges.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed to News Five that Guatemalan Armed Forces vessels entered Belizean waters on Independence Day, right in the Sarstoon area. According to officials, the Belize Coast Guard quickly approached the vessels and informed them that they were inside Belize’s
The countdown is on in Caye Caulker as the official campaign for the cannabis legalization referendum kicks off. Volunteers are hitting the streets, going door-to-door, and talking directly with residents about what this historic vote really means. Mark your calendars, October eighth is decision day.
Tonight, the Premier League of Belize is looking into some serious allegations against Wagiya Football Club’s manager, Nelson Moss. He’s accused of holding on to the passports of several foreign players and housing them in less-than-ideal conditions. News Five spoke with American national Devien Bell,
And it wasn’t just Devien Bell sounding the alarm. News Five also spoke with Guatemalan coach Kevin Simpson, who shared a similar story. Simpson says he came to Belize to help sharpen the skills of Wagiya’s players, but instead, he found himself caught in a
So, who exactly is Nelson Moss? Well, if you follow football in Belize, especially in Dangriga, the name probably rings a bell. Moss is both the manager and owner of Wagiya Football Club, one of the country’s oldest teams. He’s been at the helm for
