The roadway stretching from the Hollywood Basketball Court to the area in front of the Victor Sanchez Stadium has been under construction since the end of February, and as mid-April approaches, the project is still not fully complete. While the final stretch of the road is now finally under active construction, the work has taken...
The months of May to September are recognized as sea turtle nesting season in Belize. As the season approaches, the Toledo Institute for Development and Environment is taking proactive steps to educate the public on the importance of protecting these endangered species. Last week, TIDE conducted a training session at the Sapodilla Cayes for individuals...
Once a proud symbol of heritage and remembrance, the Flames of independence monument in town had fallen into a state of neglect, left abandoned and deteriorating over time. Now, in a powerful act of restoration and pride, the monument’s very creator has stepped in to bring it back to life, reigniting its significance for the...
Belizeans across the country continue to push back against the privatization of public seafronts, insisting that access to the shoreline must remain open as guaranteed by law. For years, concerns have grown that individuals with financial resources and political influence have ignored these regulations, limiting public access to coastal areas. Tensions recently surfaced in Warrie...
Last week, students from several schools in the Stann Creek and Toledo districts visited Copal Tree Organic Farm following their outstanding performance on a project they recently completed. The educational trip to the farm was organized as a reward for their hard work and dedication. During the visit, students had the opportunity to tour the...
The People’s National Party is speaking out against any proposal that would see Belize givingup Cuban medical professionals in exchange for visa considerations. In a press release, theparty described such a move as a national disgrace and emphasized the important role Cubandoctors continue to play within Belize’s healthcare system, particularly in rural and underservedcommunities. The...
Naledo is once again in the spotlight, this time as one of three Belizean companies selected for the UK Export Support Program. This program is aimed at helping local businesses expand their reach into international markets.
The Belize raptor Watch team is back in the Cattle Landing area for their annual visit, as the migration season for birds gets underway. Over the years, the community has become familiar with seeing the group return as they monitor and document the movement of different bird species through the region. Their work helps track...
Last Thursday, October 1st, in the pack Room at the BTIA Welcome Center, it was decided that the Area Representative, Dr. Osmond Martinez, would meet with Tropic Air personnel to determine whether they could continue their services to Punta Gorda. That meeting was scheduled to take place on Friday; however, as of this time, there...
Just a year ago, many were singing the praises of the Cattle Landing Village Council. The football field and the areas under the village’s jurisdiction were always kept clean. Then, suddenly, things seemed to fall apart. Confirmed reports to PGTV indicate that out of the seven members on the village council, three have left.
As of yesterday, October 1st, the Queen Conch season is officially open, giving Belizean fishers the green light to once again harvest one of the country’s important marine resources. The annual season comes with specific regulations to manage the conch fishery and ensuring the species remains available for future generations. Fishers are required to follow...
