Tracy Taegar-Panton, Interim Leader of the United Democratic Party, has reaffirmed her commitment to unity as the party navigates recent leadership changes. Following the resignations of former Party Leader Shyne Barrow and Party Chairman Michael Peyrefitte after the March twelfth General Elections, a petition has
Today, a brand-new firetruck touched down at Philip Goldson International Airport, arriving via military cargo plane. This vital piece of equipment is headed to the Punta Gorda fire station to serve the Toledo District. The generous donation comes from the Racine Rotary Club of Wisconsin,
Ceviche, the vibrant dish from South America, has become a beloved staple in Belizean cuisine. Originally a Peruvian creation made with fish marinated in citrus juice, Belizeans have added their own unique flair to this classic dish over the years. In this week’s edition of
On Saturday, a group of at-risk children from Belize City embarked on an exciting adventure at the Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary. Guided by dedicated mentors, the kids explored the sanctuary's diverse landscapes and wildlife, finding inspiration and hope in nature's beauty. This memorable trip was
In celebration of International Girls in ICT Day, the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology joined forces with the Ministry of E-Governance to host an inspiring event aimed at empowering young women through technology. This initiative seeks to uplift and encourage female youth to explore
This week, a wave of gratitude and admiration is sweeping across Belize as the nation celebrates Nurses Week. Clinics, hospitals, and homes are honoring the dedicated men and women at the core of our healthcare system, including midwives who touch every Belizean life from the
Long before the COVID pandemic swept the globe, hospitals and clinics were grappling with a severe shortage of nurses. This issue continues to plague the nursing field in Belize, driven by an aging population, increasing burnout, and more attractive incentives in developed countries. Despite these
Earlier this year, the Cabinet approved a massive write-off of over $50 million in unpaid hospital bills at Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital. These debts had accumulated over the years, mostly from patients who had either moved away or passed away. Despite this financial relief, there
Police Commissioner Dr. Richard Rosado has indicated that minors may not be exempt from a possible 6-month State of Emergency (SOE) aimed at restoring public safety. "We will do what we need to do, and as law enforcement officers, our job is public safety, and
Newly appointed Commissioner of Police Dr Richard Rosado has confirmed that discussions are underway with the National Security Council regarding the possible implementation of a state of emergency (SOE). "With the death of Brandon Baptist, the security threat was high, and with the shooting of Rojas,
