Earlier this month, a concerned citizen found a struggling baby tapir near La Gracia Village in the Cayo District. A wildfire had swept through the area, and amid the chaos, this tiny calf was found alone, her mother nowhere in sight. Her rescuer saw that she
Authorities have uncovered the remains of a drug plane, deliberately set ablaze after landing on a makeshift airstrip in the remote Toledo District. The aircraft, believed to have been used for smuggling, landed earlier this week in the Graham Creek area, near the Guatemalan border. Images
The Ministry of Health and Wellness (MOHW) has issued an urgent directive to municipalities across Belize following the discovery of excessive lead (Pb) in outdoor fitness equipment located in parks nationwide. The letter said, "It has been brought to our attention that a number of the
Women from all walks of life gathered to discuss an often-overlooked yet significant topic: menopause. The event aimed to break the stigma surrounding this natural phase, offering education, support, and a sense of empowerment to those experiencing it. Many left feeling more prepared to navigate
Former Opposition Leader Moses “Shyne” Barrow has issued a cease-and-desist letter to Belize News Network (BNN), accusing the Facebook blog of publishing false and defamatory statements regarding the surrender of his diplomatic passport. The letter, sent by Pitts Pitts & Associates on Barrow’s behalf, demands the
Former Opposition Leader Moses "Shyne" Barrow has issued a formal demand for retraction and apology from 7News Belize, following what he claims is a defamatory report regarding the surrender of his diplomatic passport. Through his legal representatives, WA Lindo LLP, Barrow has alleged that the news
A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar and Thailand on Friday, causing significant damage and casualties. The epicentre was near Myanmar's Mandalay region. In Bangkok, Thailand, a 33-storey building under construction collapsed, resulting in at least two deaths and several injuries. Rescue operations are ongoing
Among the standout changes Prime Minister John Briceño made when he started his second term was taking charge of the sugar industry himself. Under the previous P.U.P. administration, this sector was managed by the Minister of Agriculture, Jose Abelardo Mai. Now, the PM has taken
Earlier this month, the mill at Tower Hill finally resumed processing sugarcane after a two-week delay caused by relentless rains and mud-caked cane. Although the quality of the cane has improved somewhat, industry insiders are worried that there might not be enough time to match
In a recent interview, the PM mentioned that the B.S.C.F.A. is hesitant to sign the Fair Trade letter of enhancement. He pointed out that this reluctance is causing cane farmers in the association to miss out on potential benefits. Today, Ortega explained that there are
