The National Hurricane Centre (NHC) reported this morning that two Caribbean weather systems have low chances of developing into tropical storms. In the western Caribbean, a low-pressure area is causing showers and thunderstorms. The NHC noted, “Some gradual development is possible over the next couple of
By Dr. QU Dongyu, Director General of the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations This year the theme for World Food Day is “Right to Foods for a Better Life and a Better Future.” It’s a timely reminder that all people have the right
The Belize National Youth Awards 2024 is an exciting opportunity to recognise the achievements and contributions of young Belizeans aged 14 to 29 who are making a difference in their communities. The awards, organised by the Department of Youth Services, is calling for nominations until
Experts from the Taiwan Space Agency (TASA) are deploying advanced satellite technology to combat the destructive Fusarium Tropical Race 4 (TR4) fungus threatening banana and plantains crops in Guatemala and Belize. At the recent 2024 International Forum on Applied Technology held in Musacae, Guatemala, TASA
Manslaughter charges have been formally filed against 34-year-old Oscar Patt in connection with the death of 41-year-old Nelson Claros. Both men are from San Narciso Village, Corozal District. According to reports, Patt, his wife, and daughter were waiting for a bus in San Narciso Village when
On Tuesday, we reported on the rescue mission at the corner of Fairweather Street and South Creek Street, where a child had fallen into the canal. Tragically, later that evening, volunteers and the Belize Coast Guard recovered the lifeless body of six-year-old King Wade from
On Tuesday, word spread quickly across Belize City that a child had fallen into the canal on South Creek. The search for the child went on for nearly three hours until his body was found shortly after three p.m. That evening, at an event in
Two men are facing arson charges in Dangriga Town. On Tuesday night, a century-old colonial building was engulfed in flames. At the same time, a nearby wooden home also caught fire. While the colonial building was abandoned, a mother and her two children were inside
This morning, the Senate Special Select Committee picked up its investigation into the hotly debated Definitive Agreement given to Portico Enterprise Limited by the Barrow administration back in October 2020. The public hearings, spearheaded by NGO Senator Janelle Chanona, have been a marathon of testimonies,
Next up was Senator Chris Coye, the Minister of State in the Ministry of Finance. He showed up with his law partner and fellow senator, Eamon Courtenay, from CourtenayCoye LLP. Skipping the formalities, Coye dove straight into a prepared statement and then made a quick
