On Saturday night, the Belize Police Department honored eighty exceptional officers who have gone above and beyond in their duties at the first-ever Police Awards. The event, held at the Belmopan Civic Center, brought together law enforcement officers from across the country. It was a
Authorities are looking into a fire that completely destroyed a building in the Cayo District early this morning. The blaze broke out around 4 a.m. at the Ontario Christian School, forcing the school to cancel classes for the day. Thankfully, no one was hurt, and
A boardwalk can really boost the charm and economic vitality of a tourist destination, benefiting both local businesses and the community. On Friday, the Belize Tourism Board and Cayo Northeast Area Representative Orlando Habet officially opened the El Cayo Boardwalk along the Macal River. You
The Mexico Sports Center has been left to crumble after Hurricane Lisa caused extensive structural damage in November 2022. Nearly three years have passed, and the facility remains untouched, much to the dismay of sports stakeholders and residents who see it as an eyesore. Located
Goodnight and welcome to another edition of Sports Monday, I am Paul Lopez. Cycling races are woven into the very fabric of Belize’s cultural identity. From the thrilling Holy Saturday Cross Country Cycling Classic to the exciting New Year's Cycling Classic, and all the races
Twenty-four-year-old Emil Rivas was shot by police on Friday in Independence Village. Rivas was arrested for an alleged aggravated assault with a knife. His family says that Rivas, who is on medication due to a mental health condition, was brutalised by police before being shot
The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC®) is mourning the loss of Sir Roy Augier, a distinguished Caribbean historian and former Chairman of CXC®, who passed away recently. Sir Roy, a Professor Emeritus of The University of the West Indies (UWI), played a pivotal role in shaping the
A fire early this morning destroyed a building on the Ontario Christian School’s compound in the Cayo District, which resulted in the cancellation of school for the day. The fire reportedly began around 4 a.m. and consumed the former Mulhollen Children’s Home. This structure had
This week, Belizeans are celebrating the men and women of the customs department that ensure proper tax collection and smooth package clearances at every point of entry in Belize. Observed every January 26, International Customs Day observes global efforts of customs agencies in enhancing supply chains,
Mario Lubetkin, Assistant Director-General and FAO Regional Representative for Latin America and the Caribbean The Regional Overview of Food and Nutrition Security report 2024 underscores an undeniable reality: Latin America and the Caribbean is at a critical juncture in its fight against hunger and malnutrition. While
