On March twelfth, forty-one U.D.P. candidates will appear on the election ballot, all using the color red. This marks the first time a major political party is fielding so many candidates in constituencies where they aim to win. U.D.P. leaders Tracy Taegar-Panton and Moses “Shyne”
Dean Samuels, the United Democratic Party's Nomination Day no-show, has finally broken his silence. In a Facebook video, Samuels explained why he backed out at the last minute. His reasons ranged from medical emergency and financial constraints to a fear of being blown out. Here's
As you heard, Dean Samuels apologized to Tracy Taegar-Panton. However, she believes it's a travesty and insists that all four candidates should have stepped aside well before Nomination Day. Tracy Taegar-Panton, Party Leader, U.D.P. “We have been from the onset fighting and promoting and defending the ideology
The day after he missed his nomination in the Pickstock constituency, Dean Samuels took to Facebook Live to explain his sudden disappearance. He claimed he fell ill with fainting spells just before reaching the Belize City Civic Center. Samuels, who was seen in a parade
News Five has confirmed that Moses “Shyne” Barrow and his legal team are gearing up to request a judicial review from the High Court regarding the Elections and Boundaries decision. However, Tracy Taegar-Panton is skeptical about the success of his legal challenge. She argues that
Overnight, a vehicle fire at a car wash on Vernon Street is suspected to be arson. The late model SUV, owned by businesswoman Doris Grant, was torched following a heated dispute just hours earlier. The mediation, led by Commissioner of Police Chester Williams, involved members
Grant is convinced that the fire was deliberately set to destroy her GMC Terrain SUV, in which she invested nearly fifty thousand dollars. [caption id="attachment_37279" align="alignright" width="300"] Doris Grant[/caption] Doris Grant, Belize City Resident “So what you want
Tonight, three of the six men police claim were being investigated as possible members of the George Street Gang were dragged to court to face disorderly conduct charges after a public fight on Plues Street on February eighteenth, 2025. Out of the seven men identified
In July 2020, a group of men pulled off a daring daylight robbery at the Scotia Bank Belama Branch. They managed to escape with $34,572.33 in cash and cheques, but their getaway was cut short after a shootout with police, leading to the capture of
Belizean authorities have confirmed the cause of death of three American women at a resort in San Pedro. Executive Director of the Belize National Forensic Science Service, Gian Cho, confirmed that Kaoutar Naqqad, Imane Mallah, and Wafae El-Arar died of acute pulmonary edema. According to
