Tropical Storm Julia Barrels West Towards Nicaragua
Brace yourself for the effects of Tropical Storm Julia. The weather system is expected to make landfall in Nicaragua on Sunday morning, as a category one hurricane. TS 13 is [...]
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Impact of TS Julia to be Heavily Felt in Southern Belize
Direct landfall from Tropical Storm Julia is not expected in Belize. And while tropical storm or hurricane conditions are unlikely to affect the country, the system will produce heavy rainfall [...]
King Tides to Make Matters Worse for Belize City
Current weather conditions are already affecting the country with a total of one to two inches of rainfall today. There will be an additional one to two inches of rainfall [...]
Minister of Foreign Affairs Addresses O.A.S. General Assembly on Inequalities In the Americas
Earlier today, Minister of Foreign Affairs Eamon Courtenay addressed the Fifty-Second Regular Session of the O.A.S. General Assembly in Peru. The annual gathering is being held under the theme, Together [...]
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“Fight Against Racial Discrimination”: FMat 52nd O.A.S. General Assembly
On the subject of discrimination, the Minister of Foreign Affairs raised issues faced by the indigenous community and the L.G.B.T. community. He also highlighted racial discrimination and reparations for people [...]
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A Message for Indigenous Peoples’ Resistance Day
October twelfth was recognised as Columbus Day in celebration of the anniversary of Christopher Columbus’ arrival in the Americas in 1492. But the Briceño administration did away with that and [...]
A New Passport System to be Introduced at Immigration Dept.
A new passport system will be introduced in Belize later this month at a cost of roughly twenty million dollars to the Government of Belize. The introduction of an updated [...]
How Much Will New Belizean Passport Cost?
With a new passport system to be launched in the next two weeks, how much will applicants have to pay for the various service? Eamon Courtenay, Minister of Immigration “The [...]
Belize City Businesswoman Is Victim of Home Invasion
There was a brazen attack on a food vendor at her home on Park Street in the Lake Independence area on Thursday night. It happened just after seven p.m., and [...]
The History Behind the Calaney Flowers Case
For the first time in recent memory, a person who is accused of murder will be brought before the Supreme Court to be tried a second time, after having gone [...]
Official Opening of Taiwan Expo 2022
This evening, the Embassy of Taiwan in Belize hosted government officials, the Leader of the Opposition, a host of other Belizeans and dignitaries in Belize City for the One Hundred [...]
A Coconut Industry in the North
The Ministry of Agriculture is launching an initiative in terms of starting a coconut industry in northern Belize. Minister Jose Abelardo Mai says that the goal is to diversify the [...]
Agricultural Technical Cooperation between Belize and Guatemala
The Ministry of Agriculture recently took a trip to Guatemala in an effort to identify areas of technical cooperation between both countries to improve the agriculture industry. Agriculture Minister Jose [...]
Stig Da Artist And Universal Music Group Solidifies Relationship in LA
Stig Da Artist is in Miami, Florida tonight to perform for the Miami Carnival Caribbean Connect event. But, before flying to Miami, the musical artist made a stop in Los [...]
Musical Artist Unlmtd Promotes Unlmtd Merch
Musical artist Unlmtd (Unlimited) has merchandise on the market. You may know him for his dancehall and reggae songs. What you may not know is that Unlmtd also owns and [...]
Celebrating Teacher’s Assistants on International Teacher’s Day
This week, teachers were celebrated in recognition of their efforts through International Teachers Day. It’s a day where all teachers can be given their flowers for the cohort of children [...]
