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The Primer on the People called Garifuna

by William Ysaguirre (Freelance Writer) BELIZE CITY, Thurs....

FAO helps Belize cooperatives in development

FAO rep. Anna Touza PhD gives ICT...

BEL to buy solar power from BAPCoL

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Mena family gets back Wood Depot

Emile Mena, a member of the Mena family which owns the Wood Depot, informed Amandala today that the Wood Depot enterprise, which was put...

PUC approves changes in fees, charges and deposits for BEL

The Public Utilities Commission (PUC) has announced its initial decision on the Annual Review Proceedings (ARP) for the electricity sector. According to details supplied...

Guats stealing gold in Chiquibul!

It’s a known fact that Belize’s expansive and majestic Chiquibul Forest is home to rich gold deposits. In a May 2010 report, Geologist Jean...

Belizean Berne Velasquez “confronts dinosaurs” in latest movie

Belizean actor/musician Berne Velasquez has been keeping busy with a successful music and film career. He has produced multiple smash hits from...

Lobbies for more economic development for Toledo

As I write this letter, I am consciously thinking of the hundreds of students graduating from high school and university here in Toledo and have to go out-district to seek employment. This, in my perspective, is totally discouraging, given the wealth of talent, resources and potential our district offers.

A tale of greed, stupidity and indifference

Some years ago, a documentary was released about the native people who live on an island in the Pacific. The islanders’ main source of revenue, as we remember it, was diving for oysters, in which pearls are found, in the island’s waters.

Cayo top cop faces transfer!

After taking much heat from the public at large, and the residents of the Old Capital in particular, in the wake of the apparently...

Belizean beans exporter, BAHA respond to allegation of rodent filth contamination in Jamaica shipment

There have been multiple reports in Caribbean and local media since last week, indicating that a shipment of 22.73 metric tons or 750 bags...

Burglary victims show mercy in court to 3 students

Sometime between 10:30 on Monday night and 2:30 on Tuesday morning, the home of Guido Gonzalez was burglarized. The 3-storey wooden house, located...

UNIBAM organization out of constitutional challenge

Supreme Court Justice Michelle Arana handed down a written judgment this morning in relation to preliminary matters in Claim No. 668 of 2010, Caleb...

GSU and BDF storm John McAfee’s OW estate!

The world-renowned founder of McAfee Antivirus software, John McAfee, 66, a US multimillionaire, said to have been worth US$100 million at his peak but...

St. George’s Caye and Puebla

We know the drill. The Battle of St. George’s Caye, 1798. The British, one colonial power, fought the Spaniards, another colonial power, over the territory of Belize in the Bay of Honduras. The results, too, are well known. It was the last time that Spain attempted to invade Belize. Slaves who fought “shoulder to shoulder” continued in slavery, with many escaping to neighboring Mexico and Guatemala.

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One of the things that Odinga Lumumba, may he rest in peace, taught me was always to look for the British. It’s not as easy as you may think, because the British are so diplomatic in their approach and almost always understated in their execution. By contrast, the Americans, who are the other major players in Belize, tend to be showy, even flamboyant.

Energy Workers Union pickets “bad faith” BEL

Approximately 36 employees of the recently nationalized power company, Belize Electricity Limited (BEL), who are members of the Belize Energy Workers’ Union (BEWU), spent...

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