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Graduation of Police Recruit Squad #98

Dr. Richard Rosado, Commissioner of Police with...

Belizeans will feel the cost if Middle East war escalates

Satellite picture shows Fordow uranium enrichment facility...

Belize and T&T hold three-day trade mission

by Charles Gladden BELIZE CITY, Wed. June 18,...

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Belizeans will feel the cost if Middle East war escalates

Satellite picture shows Fordow uranium enrichment facility after a US airstrike targeted the facility,...

Belize and T&T hold three-day trade mission

by Charles Gladden BELIZE CITY, Wed. June 18, 2025 Representatives of Belize and Trinidad & Tobago...

Nazarene High School’s Class of 2025

by Charles Gladden BELIZE CITY, Wed. June 18, 2025 A total of 122 students bade farewell...

Belize Cancer Society Launches HOPE Support Group

by Charles Gladden BELIZE CITY, Mon. June 17, 2025 The Belize Cancer Society has officially launched...
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Senate debates $10 million USD loan for food assistance

BELIZE CITY, Thurs. July 30, 2020-- On Wednesday, July 29, 2020 the Senate convened to discuss a number of bills, namely: The General Revenue...

CitCo helps schools prepare for the post-COVID-19 learning environment

BELIZE CITY, Thurs. July 30, 2020-- On Tuesday, July 28, Mayor Bernard Wagner and Deputy Mayor Michael Norales, along with members of the City...

How the People’s Committee (PC) took over the GWU

As a matter of fact, from the outset the GWU supported the People’s Committee (PC); its founder and only President during the seven years...

Governor Burns’ support of trade unionism in B. H. in 1943

The widespread tendency to see the poor industrial conditions in British Honduras as a conflict situation between the local businessmen and wage-laboring element rather...

The GWU’s spectacular early growth

The General Workers’ Union (GWU) catered for several occupational groups and claimed a membership of 350 when it was registered in 1943. Within the...

House debates US$10 million loan

BELMOPAN, Mon. July 27, 2020-- On Friday, July 24, the House of Representative met to debate several papers, bills and motions, but the main...

Don’t re-open the airport yet!

BELIZE CITY, Wed. July 22, 2020-- At the end of June, Prime Minister Dean Barrow announced at a press conference that the government would...

Lack of mediation – The CWU-PBL dispute explained

BELIZE CITY, Thurs. July 23, 2020-- For weeks, the media has outlined the ongoing efforts of the Christian Worker’s Union (CWU) to defend the...

COVID-19 Update— July 23

BELIZE CITY, Thurs. July 23, 2020-- Since the announcement of the emergence of COVID-19 cases in the Orange Walk and Cayo Districts, a reported...

Is there a State Of Emergency in southside Belize City?

BELIZE CITY, Tues. July 21, 2020-- A number of persons detained under the recent State of Emergency that was declared on the south side...

Small but mighty: Nuh Open Di PGIA Protest

BELIZE CITY, Thurs. July 23, 2020-- On July 15, 2020, one month before the scheduled reopening of the Philip Goldson International Airport, a group...

BCCI supports Senator Lizarraga

BELIZE CITY, Mon. July 20, 2020-- The Belize Chamber of Commerce and Industry leapt to the defense of the Business Senator, Mark Lizarraga, after...

Senators wary about the Integrity Commission Chair

BELIZE CITY, Mon. July 20, 2020-- At last week’s sitting of the Senate, it was decided that attorney Deshawn Arzu-Torres would in fact be...

Locust scare puts BAHA on the watch

BELIZE CITY, Mon. July 20, 2020-- Since mid-July, farmers in Belize have been on the alert for a possible invasion of locusts after swarms...
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