UB Hosted COBEC Conference In PG
Educators, advocates, and students converged at the University of Belize’s Toledo Campus for the COBEC Winter Conference 2026, a forum centered on strengthening human rights within higher education. Held under the theme “Advancing Human Rights in Tertiary Education: Gender Equity and Indigenous Inclusion,” the conference highlighted critical conversations on equality, representation, and access in Belize’s…
The North Stann Creek River Faces Threats From Sand Mining
The hummingbird hills are known as one of the mostbeautiful places in the country of Belize. Through these hills run the North Stann CreekRiver which provides water for the people of Dangriga town. Well, these precious andbeautiful landscapes are being threatened by unsustainable mining of sand from the river.By doing this the river gets polluted…
Kings Energy Easter Weekend
Over the easter weekend, UNO Gas Station hosted a lively and unforgettable King Energy Family Day, packed with fun for everyone. The celebration featured a baby pig petting zoo, delicious food, exciting games, and high-energy DJ music that kept the crowd dancing. Kids enjoyed attractions like the bouncy cage, while giveaways, gifts, and prizes added…
Motorcyclists Call For More Enforcement Of Traffic Laws
A small group of motorcycle owners gathered in Jacinto for a peaceful display, voicing concerns over newly proposed laws affecting motorists. Riders emphasized that their focus was not only on safety, but also on accountability, calling on lawmakers to improve road conditions and strengthen highway patrol presence, rather than relying on licensing courses they believe…
Free Volleyball Camp
A free volleyball camp for children and youth in the Toledo District officially kicked off today, July 21st, at the Toledo Sporting Complex. The camp will run through July 25th and is open to participants between the ages of 6 and 21. Throughout the week, campers will be divided into age-based time slots and guided…
November 11th A Day Of Tribute And Gratitude
On November 11 Ex-service men and women observed as Remembrance Day. A day set aside to honor the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve our country. This day is not only about remembrance, but also about gratitude for the sacrifices made to protect our freedom and way of life. It’s…
“Mommy’s Home” By Robert Rolle
Robert Rolle, is a graduate from Chaney University, retired, and now living in Punta Gorda. Rob, or ‘Big Fella’ as he is locally known, is an author, and for Mother’s Day, we want to highlight his latest publication entitled “Mommy’s Home.” This book is more than just a biograph it is a tribute to all…
Marina Project Rooms Announcement
On Friday night at Garbutt’s Marine, the Belize Tourism Industry Association held its annual Christmas party. The event brought together tourism stakeholders and featured two guest speakers: Hon. Dr. Osmond Martinez and Mr. Javier Guttierrez. Mr. Guttierrez opened the program with a presentation highlighting ongoing developments. However, during his remarks, he announced that rooms would…
Battle Of The Drums Primary School Competition 2025: Sacred Heart Takes the Win
The vibrant sounds of Garifuna drumming filled the Russel Chiste Auditorium in Dangriga Town Friday November 7th, as primary schools from across the region competed in the second annual Battle of the Drums Primary School Competition. This event continues to grow in popularity, serving as an important platform to preserve and pass on the rich cultural…
Honoring Officer Danny Conorquie
For decades, Belize and Guatemala have experienced tensions along the border. In 2014, the Chiquibul Forest became a hotspot, as Xateros crossed from Guatemala to illegally harvest thousands of Xate leaves, often entering armed. It was on September 25th of that year that a Xatero shot and killed Tourism Police Officer Danny Conorqui while he…
