San Jose is one of the most remote villages in the country and is home to hundreds of students who rely on internet access for education services. For more than five years, residents of San Jose Village have been promised reliable internet service. After years of waiting, a telecommunications tower has now been installed. However,...
The public is invited to come out and celebrate agriculture and creativity at an Agricultural Fair scheduled for February 14th at the Agriculture Office in Eldridgeville. The fair promises a full day of activities for the entire family.
As the dry season approaches, concerns are growing over the increased risk of bush and wildfires across the country. With preparation and fire safety now more important than ever, T.I.D.E. One of the leading organizations in fire management had their Terrestrial Manager, Mario Muschamp, share little bit to public about how to take precautions and...
The sugar cane season has recently opened following a challenging year for the industry in northern Belize, where disease significantly affected crop yields. In response to these setbacks, the government provided assistance to cane farmers in the north, and the industry now appears to be gradually recovering. However, a major concern for consumers is the...
Jeremy “Jerry” Enriquez is not a politician, nor does he hold public office, yet his efforts have shown the powerful role ordinary citizens can play in defending democracy. In 2025, Enriquez challenged the government in court, arguing that the failure to redistrict electoral boundaries was unconstitutional. Working alongside distinguished Caribbean attorney Senior Counsel Anand Ramlogan,...
Senior leadership within the Belize Police Department was on the ground in the south as the Minister of Police, Honorable Oscar Mira, alongside the Commissioner of Police, Dr. Anthony Rosado, paid an official visit to the Punta Gorda Police Station. The visit focused on engaging with officers, assessing operational matters, and reaffirming the government’s commitment...
BTL is reportedly in the process of acquiring several smaller internet and cable providers, a move that could leave much of the country served by a single dominant provider. While details of the transaction have not been publicly disclosed, the lack of clear information has raised concerns about transparency and oversight. For communities in Toledo,...
COVID-19 brought many challenges when the world shut down. One of the biggest impacts was on small businesses, many of which had to find new ways to survive. Naledo Belize, one of the largest exporters in the Toledo District, was hit hard by the COVID pandemic and, more recently, by increased tariffs. Despite these challenges,...
Hard-working volunteers rolled up their sleeves to do a beach clean-up. Taking on the difficult task of cleaning up piles of discarded glass and debris. While the effort brought visible change, it also came with a heavy reminder; much of the waste left behind is local garbage. Organizers say each cleanup is done with hope...
We celebrate the great achievement of a young man from PG. The Belize Defense Force is promoting one of its dedicated officers, Maxwell Castillo. He has officially attained the rank of Captain. Commissioned in 2019, Captain Castillo’s advancement reflects years of exemplary service, strong leadership, and a commitment to excellence that extends beyond national borders....
Legal battle against the Attorney General and the Judicial and Legal Services Commission. The case centered around a complaint Enriquez filed against High Court Judge Tawanda Hondora, accusing the judge of bias and misconduct during a court matter in 2025. Enriquez claimed the judge was overheard making prejudicial comments during a lunch break while his...
Efforts to combat illegal fishing activities within Belize’s protected marine areas continue as a recent joint patrol carried out by TIDE and the Belize Coast Guard led to the arrest of three Honduran fishermen inside the Sapodilla Cayes Marine Reserve. The men were reportedly caught conducting illegal fishing activities within Conservation Zone 4 and were...
The Belizean culinary tradition is taking center stage this week as the National Institute of Culture and History, hosts the Belize Food Heritage Project, a three-day workshop aimed at preserving and celebrating the country’s rich food culture. The workshop brings together chefs, cultural practitioners, entrepreneurs, and food enthusiasts to explore traditional recipes, cooking techniques, and...
The Stovall Foundation, in partnership with Toledo Faith Outreach, brought excitement and mentorship to the village of Jacinto as they hosted their annual sports camp for youths in the community. Former Atlanta Braves pitcher Tyler Stovall, along with his team, journeyed to Punta Gorda Town for the fourth consecutive year to lead the program, which...
Deepest sympathies to the family of Mr. Santos Akal, who tragically lost his life in an accident believed to have been caused by a broken bridge in the Indianville area. Reports indicate that Mr. Akal fell from his bicycle while attempting to cross the deteriorated structure. Over the years, PGTV has repeatedly highlighted the urgent...
