Earlier, we told you about the government’s public consultation on the proposed Thirteenth Amendment Bill, and it’s a proposal that’s raising concern across the country. The Briceño administration says it’s a necessary move to restore order in communities plagued by crime. But critics argue it
Voices are clashing over Belize’s decision to join a free movement agreement with several CARICOM nations. On Tuesday, Lead Opposition Senator Patrick Faber slammed the Briceño Administration, claiming the move could cost Belizeans their jobs and push locals out of the workforce. But tonight, Minister
As the debate over CARICOM free movement continues, we’re hearing more voices weigh in, including from the agriculture sector. With reports that the industry is struggling to find enough workers, we asked Agriculture Minister Jose Mai: could this agreement help fill those labor gaps? His
It’s a story that stirred up some buzz just over a month ago, Orange Walk Area Representative Kevin Bernard found himself at the center of questions over a security contract tied to domestic airports. The company in question, I Security Limited, had landed the deal…
It was a proud and promising day for Belize’s security forces. The Belize Defense Force and the Belize Coast Guard have officially signed a groundbreaking Memorandum of Understanding with Galen University. This historic partnership opens the door for soldiers and coast guard officers to grow
After more than three decades of dedicated service, Belize Defense Force Commander, Brigadier General Azariel Loria is preparing to hang up his uniform. But it turns out that his retirement isn’t happening just yet. Loria previously announced that his contract was coming to an end
There’s a new face heading to Washington, and it’s a familiar one. Former Assistant Secretary General of the OAS, Nestor Mendez, has reportedly been tapped to serve as Belize’s next Ambassador to the United States. But that’s just one piece of a much bigger diplomatic
Belize is lighting the way when it comes to sustainability in education. Saint Catherine Academy in Belize City is making history as the first school in the country to run entirely on solar power. It’s a major milestone made possible through a partnership with ProSolar
And in case you missed, here’s a highlight of last night’s KTV the Remix episode, where contestants jammed out to reggae and Caribbean tunes. Don’t forget to tune in next Tuesday for another night of electrifying displays of talent with judge’s pick- alternative night. https://youtu.be/hgj7LLmu3ZM
Prominent attorney Richard “Dickie” Bradley has come out strongly against the proposed Thirteenth Amendment Bill, calling it an attack on the fundamental rights and freedoms of Belizeans. Bradley did not mince words, describing the legislation as something out of a “Nazi movie.” “It is an incredible
