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...
It was an evening of confidence, talent, and determination as the first ever Mr. B.N.T.U. Competition took place on Saturday, March 28. In the end Punta Gorda teacher Maklovio Ack emerged victorious and was crowned Mr. B.N.T.U. After showcasing his abilities and dedication throughout the competition, Ack stood out among contestants, earning the title following...
As the Queen Conch season officially comes to a close, stakeholders are reminding the publicof the importance of protecting this valuable marine resource during the closed period. Theseasonal closure is aimed at allowing conch populations to replenish, ensuring sustainabilityfor fishermen and future generations. Authorities are also urging compliance with regulations asenforcement efforts continue across coastal...
Naledo was on the international stage yet again, representing Belize, this time in Antigua, Guatemala. The company has consistently championed local goods, exporting to markets across Canada, the Caribbean, and the United States, while highlighting Belize’s richness and diversity in the global export sector.
A major legal decision from the Caribbean Court of Justice is being described as a victory for justice and fair elections in Belize. Belizean activist Jeremy Enriquez, along with Senior Counsel Anand Ramlogan, successfully overturned a previous ruling, allowing their constitutional case to move forward before the Belize Court of Appeal. The case challenges the...
TIDE’s Fire Crew recently conducted a Basic Wildland Fire Management Training for staff at Silk Grass Farms, equipping participants with essential knowledge and hands-on experience in fire safety and control. The two-day training combined classroom sessions on fire behavior, safety procedures, and equipment use, with practical field exercises focused on team coordination during prescribed burns...
Eighteen new call center agents are celebrating a major milestone in the Toledo District following their graduation from Transparent BPO’s month-long training program. The cohort began with 20 participants, but two dropped out along the way, leaving 18 successful graduates ready to enter the workforce.
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...
It was an evening of confidence, talent, and determination as the first ever Mr. B.N.T.U. Competition took place on Saturday, March 28. In the end Punta Gorda teacher Maklovio Ack emerged victorious and was crowned Mr. B.N.T.U. After showcasing his abilities and dedication throughout the competition, Ack stood out among contestants, earning the title following...
