Negotiations were scheduled to conclude on Friday evening but instead descended into confusion by Saturday morning after nearly twelve hours of intense discussions. Governments were unable to reach a consensus on critical issues, including nature funding and the monitoring of this decade’s targets. The drawn-out
Agriculture Minister Jose Abelardo Mai is set to attend COP29 in Baka, Azerbaijan in the coming days. However, he expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of global summits, suggesting they often serve as more of a talk shop than a platform for meaningful action on climate
San Roman Village is completely underwater, leaving residents unsure of what to do next. The flooding has made the road into the village impassable without a boat. To help, the National Emergency Management Organization (NEMO) has been ferrying villagers in and out safely. Today, News
The Belize City Council is the newest member of the Global Covenant of Mayors, the largest global alliance of over twelve thousand cities from over a hundred and forty countries with a commitment for city climate action. The focus of these cities are mitigation, adaptation
Belize’s single-use plastic ban kicked in at the end of March 2022, but the battle against plastic pollution is far from over. The Department of the Environment has given everyone some time to switch to more eco-friendly packaging for food, groceries, clothing, and appliances. However,
There’s a new speed bump in downtown Belize City, and while it might slow down traffic a bit, Mayor Bernard Wagner hopes it will save lives. The bump is located on Regent Street near Brodies. Today, Wagner explained to the media that it was necessary
Valerie Woods, the newly elected Chairperson of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Small Branches network and Speaker of the National Assembly of Belize, has pledged to strengthen and renew the CPA’s focus on supporting small branches and their parliaments. In her acceptance speech, the chairperson expressed
One lucky man is now five hundred and thirty-six thousand dollars richer after hitting the Mega Bingo Jackpot on Saturday. The jackpot was a whopping six hundred and thirty-one thousand dollars, but after the fifteen percent tax deduction, he walked away with a hefty prize.
Goodnight and welcome to another edition of Sports Monday, I am Paul Lopez. The William Dawson Sprite Basketball Tournament reached a thrilling conclusion on Sunday afternoon at Swift Hall. The battle for third place was a heart-stopping showdown between the Hattieville Underdogs and Don 1.
Tropical Storm Rafael, the 17th named storm of this year’s Atlantic hurricane season, has developed in the Caribbean and is forecasted to become a hurricane by Tuesday, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC). This would make Rafael the 11th hurricane of the season, which
