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PWLB officially launched

by Charles Gladden BELMOPAN, Mon. Apr. 15, 2024 The...

Albert Vaughan, new City Administrator

BELIZE CITY, Mon. Apr. 15, 2024 On Monday,...

Belize launches Garifuna Language in Schools Program

by Kristen Ku BELIZE CITY, Mon. Apr. 15,...

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Albert Vaughan, new City Administrator

BELIZE CITY, Mon. Apr. 15, 2024 On Monday, April 15, 2024, the Belize City Council...

Belize launches Garifuna Language in Schools Program

by Kristen Ku BELIZE CITY, Mon. Apr. 15, 2024 On April 12, Belize marked the 227th...

NATS Committee announces Farmers of the Year 2024

Photo: (left) Senior Farmer of the Year, Nandy Esban Aldana; (right) Female Farmer of...

To – David

“THE CANDLE MAY GO OUT,BUT THE MEMORY OF ITS LIGHT REMAINS” by Thérèse Belisle-Nweke Saturday, April...

Angry UB students confront the Board!

Students’, lecturers’ demands met; UB Board of Trustees claims it was misled by financial statements... The anticipated showdown between students and faculty of the University of Belize (UB), on one hand, and its Board of Trustees, on the other, materialized this afternoon, but not as observers had expected.

40 boxes of suspected pseudo-ephedrine seized

Police say they have been searching for the drugs for a year; house owners say drugs are property of Ministry of Health... Tonight, shortly after 7:00, police raided a house on Partridge Street Extension, in the Lake I area, and removed about forty carton boxes of suspected pseudo-ephedrine.

Zenaida booted from UDP National Party Council

Party insiders say she may be expelled from the party... It may, or may not happen, but the word coming out of the UDP is that Mayor Zenaida Moya-Flowers’ political days are numbered, at least with the UDP.

“Somebody doesn’t have balls …”: Zenaida

Belize City Mayor Zenaida Moya-Flowers and three City Council finance managers charged... Crowds of onlookers jostled for the best places around the Magistrate’s Court this morning, hoping to catch a glimpse of Belize City Mayor, Zenaida Moya-Flowers, as she and three other senior staff members of the Belize City Council were taken to the small courtroom on the Regent Street side of the public building housing the Belize City Magistrate’s Court to be arraigned.

Madness on Mahogany Street

Gunman opens fire at target on street filled with hundreds of school children - 2 students shot... It sounds insane, we know, but this afternoon, a gunman demonstrated just how callous a murderer can become in trying to kill another person, when he opened fire at his target, uncaring that the street was full of hundreds of school children from two schools in the area, accompanied by their parents, going home after school was over.

Back in love!

PUP “old” and “new” guards consolidate... “...there is no old PUP or new PUP. There is one PUP ....”: Cecil “Chubby” Reneau to Channel 5, January 12, 2009... The Opposition People’s United Party’s leader Johnny Briceño made a bold move on Wednesday when he tabled proposals at a meeting of the party’s national executive to create a space on the PUP executive for former Prime Minister and ex-party leader, Said Musa, who has retained the Fort George division as his stronghold despite his party’s demise in national electoral politics.

Where is CitCo’s $275,000?

City Hall has been under the stern watch of the Audit Department and Central Government for several months, and this week news of a damning special audit, scrutinizing transactions for April 2009, and reports that in excess of $275,000 was unaccounted for between January and April of this year, had many observers questioning whether anyone would face criminal charges.

“Cookie” blown away at Brown’s Butane

Rusty butane tank explodes, killing employee, 25... In one of the most horrible accidents to ever happen in the butane industry, an employee held a leaking butane tank to remove it from a delivery truck, and the tank exploded, literally blowing the employee to bits, scattering his remains over the vehicle, the street and in the neighbourhood.

Death followed him to Mahogany Heights

The family of Austin Tillett, 16, moved to Mahogany Heights to escape violence, but the effort was in vain – he was savagely murdered... He laughed off his mother’s warnings. The youth he introduced to her on Wednesday, September 2, was his “shatta,” a sworn comrade, a friend. Despite his mother’s distrust, he let the youth sleep for two nights at his house in Mahogany Heights, located around Mile 32 on the Western Highway.

Francis denies signing Accommodation Agreement

Francis Fonseca: “I DID NOT in fact sign or witness or certify the [BTL] Accommodation Agreement”.. Former Attorney General and People’s United Party Freetown Area Representative, Francis Fonseca, wrote us via e-mail on Friday, August 28, 2009, saying, “I wish to point out for the record and for your own information that I DID NOT in fact sign or witness or certify the Accommodation Agreement.”

PM Barrow and trade unions call truce

Since five weeks ago, the trade unions and the Government of Belize have been at war over what the unions deemed were offensive, surprise amendments tabled by the Barrow administration to the Disputes (Essential Services) (Amendment) Act.

BTL looted!

When the new state-appointed board of Belize Telemedia Limited (BTL) took over the company on Tuesday evening, the transition was described as seamless and smooth, but what the new board found in its preliminary assessment over the past two days confirmed reports flying around since the weekend that millions were leaving the company in anticipation of the unprecedented takeover.

Greedy choke puppy…

GOB fed up with the greed of “The Octopus,” and takes over BTL! Prime Minister Dean Barrow this morning made a drastic move by rushing through a bill designed to take sovereign control of the country’s dominant telecommunications provider, the Belize Telemedia Limited (BTL), from the grip of British billionaire Michael Ashcroft—who Barrow also revealed had acquired majority control of the only other major telecommunications company in Belize—SpeedNet Communications, owners of Smart, as of January this year.

UDP fires school warden because “ she PUP! ”

Since the change of government last year February, dozens of young women who were hired under the People’s United Party administration to work as school wardens have been given marching orders and replaced, reportedly, with supporters of the United Democratic Party.
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