Noemi Requena Farmer Of The Year
Noemi Requena A born and bred Toledo native has been named the female of farmer of the year. Noemi has established herself as farmer that leads by example. She is a leader who has demonstrated time after time that farming is her passion. Noemi is also a farm supervisor at Copal Tree Farms where she…
Two Major PG Restaurants Close Their Doors
The tourism season is officially underway, and across the country tourism activity is on the rise, according to the Belize Tourism Board. However, here in Punta Gorda, a different picture is emerging. Despite the increase in visitor arrivals, two major restaurants in Punta Gorda have recently closed their doors, raising concerns and questions among residents….
Millions Spent, Bridge Still Dark
Less than a week ago, there was much fanfare surrounding the official opening of the newly renamed Mike Espat Bridge, formerly known as the Joe Taylor Bridge. The government proudly highlighted the millions spent on the project, but since then, PGTV has received numerous reports from concerned residents that the bridge lights are not working….
San Jose Village Still Without Internet
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,…
Maya Land Rights
Nearly a decade has passed since the Caribbean Courts of Justice ruled in favor of the Maya people in their fight for land rights. Yet, ten years and two administrations later, many of the court’s directives remain unfulfilled. Wednesday May 7th, 2025, government ministers visited Punta Gorda and met with the Toledo Alcalde Association(TAA) to…
National Service Day Observed on September 19th
September 19th is observed annually as National Service Day in Belize, honoring Hon. George Cadle Price’s unwavering commitment to serving the country.
Floodwaters Pose Serious Health Risks
The Ministry of Health and Wellness warns that floodwaters can lead to infections, injuries, and waterborne diseases such as cholera, typhoid, and hepatitis A. The public is urged to avoid contact with floodwaters and keep any open wounds clean and covered. Due to stagnant water, mosquito breeding is expected to increase, raising the risk of…
Agriculture Wins Big In Float Competition
Earlier this week, Belize celebrated its 44th Independence. Across the country, Belizeans marked the occasion with parades and community events. A highlight of the celebrations was the float competition, where local businesses and organizations showcased their creativity. This year, the Agriculture Department claimed first place, with UNO Gas Station taking second, and the Permit float…
GAF Confronts BDF On Sarstoon River
For years now, under both UDP and PUP leadership, the Guatemalan Armed Forces have continued to show disrespect toward Belizeans, including members of the Belize Defense Force. Monday November 10th, that behavior continued when the GAF confronted and disrespected a BDF patrol boat on the Sarstoon River. The incident occurred clearly within Belizean territory. So…
Miriam Choc Receives EU Climate Energy Award
Miriam Chuck has been making waves with her work in solar energy. This young lady from Santa Elena in the Toledo District has now added another major achievement to her growing list. She has received the game changer in Climate Energy Award from the European Union.
