Earlier today, we also spoke with the General Manager of Belize Waste Control Limited. Both the company and the Belize City Council are keeping quiet about the details of their discussions. However, James Nisbet mentioned that they are hopeful the issue will be resolved in
Earlier today, a young man was shot and killed in the Boiton neighborhood of San Ignacio Town. A property owner reportedly went to make a check of his storeroom when he encountered a Hispanic male attempting to burglarize the container. The man alleges that the
A coast guard sailor is in an induced coma at the Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle accident on the George Price Highway on November thirtieth. Gianna Vanegas was riding alone towards the Westar Service Station when the accident happened. The seaman apprentice, who
After nearly a week behind bars, bus conductor Evan Cain is a free man again, having avoided a three-year prison sentence for assaulting a traffic officer. On November twenty-sixth, a video surfaced on social media showing traffic officer Kenrick Deshield being physically assaulted by up
Tonight, Ocean Academy High School teacher Zane Zuniga is still in critical condition after last Friday's accident on the Phillip Goldson Highway. Last night, we heard the heartfelt pleas of Nikita Marin, the mother of Alexander Bainton, asking the public for help. Now, Zuniga’s family
The Government of Belize recently presented its case at the International Court of Justice regarding the responsibilities of states in tackling climate change. These hearings are a historic step towards global climate accountability, aiming to clarify what countries must do to reduce climate impacts and
On Tuesday, the Ministry of Rural Transformation, the Labor Department, and the Labor Advisory Board teamed up with the International Labor Organization to discuss rolling out the Decent Work Program in Belize's rural areas. This strategic plan aims to boost labor standards and create decent
This week, Belize wrapped up its first one-year term as the temporary president of the Regional Conference on Migration (RCM). The RCM is a multilateral forum with eleven member countries, including Belize, and five observer nations. During its leadership, the Ministry of Immigration got an
With Christmas just weeks away, kids in almost every neighborhood will be setting off firecrackers, whistle dynamite, and fireworks. While these pyrotechnics are a holiday tradition, they can be a real nuisance for the elderly, young babies, and pets. More importantly, they can be very
It's December, and you know what that means—Christmas songs are on repeat, and everyone's thinking about what they need to buy for the season. For many, this time of year can be financially stressful with all the food, shopping, wish lists, and getting the house
