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Gales Point Manatee Preschool and Primary School rehabilitation

by Charles Gladden BELIZE CITY, Fri. Apr. 4,...

MET concludes successful IDB and IFAD mission

by Charles Gladden BELMOPAN, Mon. Apr. 7, 2025 The...

Unity or Division? Challengers or “mischief makers”?

Hon. Tracy Panton - Leader of the...

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MET concludes successful IDB and IFAD mission

by Charles Gladden BELMOPAN, Mon. Apr. 7, 2025 The Ministry of Economic Transformation (MET) concluded a...

Unity or Division? Challengers or “mischief makers”?

Hon. Tracy Panton - Leader of the Opposition BELIZE CITY, Thurs. Apr. 3, 2025 It was...

First African woman Secretary General of Commonwealth

Shirley Botchwey, Secretary General of the Commonwealth of Nations by Charles Gladden BELIZE CITY, Thurs. Apr....

Belize takes over CIRSA presidency

Jose Mai, Minister of Agriculture by Charles Gladden SAN PEDRO, Ambergris Caye, Thurs. Apr. 3, 2025 Today,...
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Analyzing 60 years of Belize hurricane history

BELIZE CITY, Thurs. May 14, 2015--Weather forecaster Frank Tench today presented nearly 60 years of historical data on cyclone activity in Belize, revealing all...

2014 was one of Belize’s hottest years on record

BELIZE CITY, Wed. Jan. 21, 2015--The year 2014 was globally the hottest year on record for the past 135 years, with December being the...

Double whammy: Drought parches Belize amid hotter than normal August

BELIZE CITY--The first three months of the rainy season have produced very little rains, and the National Meteorological Service confirmed today that almost all...

CEMO focuses on climate change in annual symposium

The 2014 hurricane season is presently upon us, and this week, the City Emergency Management Organization (CEMO) is holding its annual symposium on disaster...

Thunderclaps herald 2014 Hurricane Season

A wide area of disturbed weather spanning from the Pacific waters south of Mexico, to the Gulf of Mexico, which local forecasters say should...
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