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Integrating the teaching of the Garifuna language in schools

Photo: Dr. Vincent Palacio, President of the...

CITCO opens William David Fonseca Parking Facility

A Modern, Smart, and Safe Parking Option by...

Japan Day in Belize

Photo: Japanese Experience - Wear a Yukata...

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CITCO opens William David Fonseca Parking Facility

A Modern, Smart, and Safe Parking Option by Charles Gladden BELIZE CITY, Wed. Nov. 13, 2024 After...

Japan Day in Belize

Photo: Japanese Experience - Wear a Yukata Kimono Celebrating Japanese culture and community influence BELIZE CITY,...

MOHW launches revised Breastfeeding Policy

by Charles Gladden BELIZE CITY, Mon. Nov. 11, 2024 The Ministry of Health and Wellness (MOHW)...

Cory Williams wins Caribbean Cycling championship, Derrick Chavarria wins 2nd in U-23 category

Photo: Belizean Cory Williams wins Caribbean Cycling Championship by William Ysaguirre GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Sun. Nov. 3,...
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Garinagu, celebrating their roots; sharing their culture

On May 18, 2001, UNICEF declared the Garifuna language, music and dance a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity, recognition that...

The age of misinformation – Fake News

With the explosion of social media in recent years following the internet revolution, the major mass media outlets (radio and television stations) worldwide no...

Starry-eyed about Starlink – reason to be scared

Plus TV’s owner, Louis Wade, and Vaughan Gill, the host of the morning show on the government’s television station, Vibes, are among a number...

Election fever, limited choices

Monday, November 4, 2024 In November of 2020, both Belize and the mighty USA had general and presidential elections, respectively; but the term of their...

US election suspense

The clock is ticking down on the US presidential election, with voting culminating on Tuesday, November 5. The Republican Party and its nominee, Donald...

Privatization and public health care

It sometimes takes a major tragedy of some sort for us to stop and reflect on a situation that we all have probably just...

Motorcycles bring economic benefits, but RTAs suck the economy

As best it could, the court, to determine compensation for the families of four BDF soldiers who went down in a helicopter in Southern...

Belizean talent – valuing excellence

Sunday, October 20, 2024 Whenever tragedy or death hits one of our Belizean arts or sports icons, it always shakes us up with a feeling...

“Man up”! Get that annual health checkup!

Amandala columnist, Glen explained in one of his recent articles about the importance of people over 50 getting a yearly health checkup, and exhorted...

Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Resistance Day

The public and bank holidays set aside to celebrate the “tribes” of Belize are important occasions, essential to the fabric of our nation. On...

Non-aligned; hands of friendship; national survival

Monday, October 7, 2024 These are some serious times, what with wars raging in different parts of the world, and threatening to get even bigger....

Too much emphasis on beef cattle for export, not enough on wholesome foods for our tables

The flagship achievement of this government in the agricultural sector is the cattle industry. With ranchers now freely exporting cattle to Guatemala, and a...

Message not delivered

Monday, September 30, 2024 Both the Prime Minister and the Foreign Minister of Belize got an opportunity over the past week to say a few...

Teachers want their increments, but does GoB have the money?

Brother Albert Vaughan, a high-up in the PUP hierarchy who is presently the City Administrator of the Belize City Council, in a recent guest...
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