Belize's newly designed banknotes are the hot topic of conversation across the country. The fresh designs were unveiled on Thursday, with plans to start distribution by mid-year. To gauge public opinion, News Five conducted an online poll, revealing some interesting responses. A total of seven
Belize is making waves on the global stage with its efforts to combat money laundering and terrorism. On Thursday, the Caribbean Financial Action Taskforce released Belize’s fourth Round Mutual Evaluation Report, highlighting the country's impressive strides in fighting money laundering, terrorism financing, and the spread
You might remember that back in 2011, Belize was grey listed in the third Round Mutual Evaluation Report. This was a big blow, causing the country to lose eighty-seven percent of its correspondent banking relationships. Fast forward to today, and Belize has hit the gold
Amid the ongoing rift within the U.D.P, Lee Mark Chang, recently declared Deputy Leader under Panton’s leadership, took to Facebook today with a post clearly aimed at Mesop Standard Bearer, Moses “Shyne” Barrow. The brief post, almost scoffing at a request for mediation, simply stated,
The power struggle within the United Democratic Party (U.D.P.) continues to unfold, with yet another shift in the Cayo North constituency. Doctor Omar Figueroa, who had previously thrown his support behind Albert Area Representative Tracy Taegar-Panton following the October 20th Unity Convention, has now changed
Earlier this week, Punta Gorda Town celebrated the grand opening of its very first USpace at the PG Public Library. This new hub is set to equip residents with the digital tools and training they need to thrive in today's tech-driven world. Toledo East Area
The Ministry of Education is stepping up its game to support rural communities by boosting access to resources that help residents build their skills. This includes the digital connect sectors and USpaces popping up all over the country. Earlier this week, at the launch of
It's been over a year since the Ministry of Education kicked off its More campaign, urging everyone to go the extra mile to make education in Belize truly shine. Schools are being challenged to be more creative, digital, inclusive, healthy, and involved. Just this week,
The President of the North America, Central America, and the Caribbean Volleyball Federation is in town. Belize is playing host to the Central American Volleyball Federation’s general assembly, and he's here to chair the event over the weekend. Today, he took some time to meet
We also caught up with Allan Sharp, the President of the Belize Volleyball Association, to discuss how to tackle the shortage of volleyball training facilities nationwide. President Sharp mentioned that if he had access to the funds the government does, he would start by building
