Waterloo Writes to N.G.O. Senator, “Your Silence is Deafening.”
Portico Enterprises Limited intends to dredge eight and half million cubic meters of material from the seabed in order to build a peninsula at the proposed site for the Port [...]
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Cruise Tourism Development, A Tangled Mess
Tonight, we’ll take a closer look at the state of cruise tourism development in Belize. Three companies, including Stake Bank, Portico Enterprise and Waterloo Holdings, are in legal disputes with [...]
Jones Vs Rosado; Is there a Rift in the Belize Police Department?
As we reported earlier this week, Deputy Commissioner of Police Bart Jones wants D.C.P. Doctor Richard A. Rosado’s appointment date squashed. Through his attorney, D.C.P. Jones has filed an application [...]
Minister of Health Says $90 Million Belmopan Hospital Investment is “forward thinking”
Kevin Bernard, the Minister of Health and Wellness, is throwing his full support behind the Briceño administration’s plan to construct a ninety million dollar tertiary level hospital in Belmopan. This [...]
Still No CBA between K.H.M.H. Workers Union and Hospital Management
As we have reported, the K.H.M.H. Workers Union has called the construction of the hospital into question. The concern is that a shortage of nurses and doctors already exists. It [...]
KHMHA’s CT Scan On the Way, Finally…
Of the many demands brought forward by the K.H.M.H. Workers Union’s over the months, one of them will soon become a reality. The Government of Belize has purchased a CT [...]
Radiologist Charged for Sexual Assault to Be Called Before Medical Council
The sexual assault accusation against Punta Gorda Town Radiologist, Desmond Arzu, is currently being investigated by police. Reports are that Minister Bernard was among the first persons that the twenty-three-year-old [...]
Eco Tour Promotes Protecting Belize’s Marine Resources and Wildlife for Tomorrow’s Generation
Today was observed as World Oceans Day and Monday was World Environmental Day. In tandem with these days, the Corozal Sustainable Future Initiative (C.S.F.I.) organized an eco tour of selected [...]
Unknown Belize, Produced in Belize, about Belize, Received Well in London
Unknown Belize, a video-recorded film shot over a period of a year, featuring nature at its finest in Belize, is a documentary presented in four parts of an hour each. [...]
With the Rains, Forest Fires Should Soon Be a thing of the Past
The problems that forest fires have created, primarily along the George Price Highway in recent months, should soon be a thing of the past, with the onset of the rainy [...]
Does the Government Help All of Belize?
Tonight, we continue our look at the Belize 2023 Polling Survey, an exercise that was conducted with one thousand, sixty-six voters between February and April of this year. The survey [...]
P.U.P. Gets No Credit for Turning Around Economic Situation
According to the results of the survey on Belize’s economic situation, Viking Strategies says the People’s United Party government is not being acknowledged for its efforts at turning around economy. [...]
An Amendment to the Criminal Code on HIV Transmission
Cabinet has approved the amendment of a section of the criminal code as it relates to HIV transmission from mother to child. As it currently stands, an HIV-positive person knowingly [...]
Full Rollout of New Curriculum for Upcoming School Year
Curriculum reform is coming to the education system and the 2022/2023 school year was used to pilot new competency-based learning in some schools. Since the beginning of this year, countrywide [...]
Traffics Lights Installed on St. Thomas Street
Today, the Belize City Council organized a soft launch of a recently installed traffic light system at the corners of Saint Thomas and Saint Joseph streets in Belize City. It’s [...]
What’s Going on with the Traffic Light on Vernon Street?
Mayor Bernard Wagner also fielded a question on the stoplight at the intersection of Central American Boulevard and Vernon Street. The lighting mechanism at this crossroad was damaged and twisted [...]
B.E.L. Explains the Vulnerable State of Electricity Services
Over the past week, there have been several power outages and as recent as Monday night, there was a low power surge in parts of the city, before electricity was [...]
Ministry of Health and Wellness Launch National Nutrition Policy
Sixty percent of Belize’s population is overweight and thirty percent is obese, according to statistics from the Ministry of Health and Wellness. In an effort to improve Belize’s nutrition approach [...]
Legislation to Be Drafted to Ban Sale of Sugary Drinks in Schools
The Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health has also partnered to present a paper to Cabinet that will see the sale of sugary drinks banned in schools across [...]
