If you've ever visited the market in the nation's capital, you might remember the food booth at the back called Miriam’s Sunrise, near the restrooms. Sadly, the friendly face of fifty-four-year-old Miriam Cordon will no longer be there to greet customers. Miriam was traveling towards
[caption id="attachment_29281" align="alignright" width="300"] Dwayne Darwin Gabourel[/caption] The murder trial for twenty-seven-year-old Dane Khalil Gillett, accused of killing fifteen-year-old S.J.C. student Dwayne Darwin Gabourel, began on November twenty-seventh, before Justice Derick Sylvester in the High Court. Gabourel was shot on September twenty-seventh, 2021, while running an
Tonight, a Belize City fisherman, Kelvin Elvis Dickson, is on remand at the Belize Central Prison after failing to post bail. The thirty-seven-year-old, who lives on Raleigh Street, was caught inside the High Court with the intent to steal. Earlier this evening, Dickson appeared in
A fire in Belize City has destroyed a home, leaving nothing behind. Steve Myles, who had lived there with his wife for over twenty years, was preparing to celebrate their twenty-fifth anniversary. Now, those plans are on hold as the family worries about how to
Today, Belize made history by passing its first-ever disability bill. Introduced in the House of Representatives back in May, it was signed by the Governor General six months later. This historic event coincides perfectly with World Disability Awareness Day, observed on November third. The bill
Earlier this year, the Ministry of Health and Wellness finally got a CT scanner for the Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital. Before March twentieth, patients needing CT scans had to pay high prices at private facilities across the country. Unfortunately, after just eight months of use,
With the CT scan at KHMH temporarily out of service, the Ocean Academy accident victims had to turn to private hospitals in Belize City. Eighteen-year-old Alexander Bainton has already had five CT scans at a private facility. He was supposed to have another scan today,
Nikita Marin is asking everyone to light a candle and say a prayer for her son. The doctors have given him just a ten percent chance of survival, but she is holding on to hope and believing in a miracle. Voice of: Nikita Marin, Mother of
The Department of Youth Services wrapped up National Youth Week with its annual National Youth Award Ceremony in Punta Gorda on November twenty-ninth. This event celebrated the creativity and determination of young people across various fields. Special guests Sheldon Ramirez and Jahrine Avila spoke about
Thirty-five years ago, Belize ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child. The Convention was mandated by the UN General Assembly and Belize was the fifth country in the world to ratify the convention. Since then, we have passed several legislations that protect the
