Belize Water Services’ logo and personnel signatures were plastered on fraudulent cheques that were cashed in different parts of the country. Whoever the con artist was did a pretty good job because the fake cheques looked uncannily genuine. So far eight of them have been retrieved, totaling over four thousand dollars and all made out […]
A twenty-six year old mother of two claimed she was victim of police brutality but soon the tables turned on her and she was charged with Assaulting a Policeman whilst in his Uniform. Victoria Wade, a domestic of Sand Hill Village, alleges that she was beaten up by a police officer of the Sand Hill […]
An investigation is underway to determine whether malpractice or negligence was the cause of another baby’s death which occurred on Friday at the Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital. The child was born on Sunday, August twenty third at the K.H.M.H. and was discharged the following day. His parents took him home to San Ignacio that Monday […]
The September celebrations kicked off this afternoon with an opening ceremony held at the earliest capital of Belize, Saint George’s Caye where the battle took place in 1798. And today it declared a national site by the National Institute of Culture and History. News Five’s Duane Moody witnessed the event. Duane Moody, Reporting The opening […]
Also at St. George’s Caye, the September celebrations logo and theme were unveiled. But oops! If you couldn’t read it was because it was upside down. Nonetheless, the winning theme: “Diverse Origins, Common Aspirations…Together We Celebrate as Belizeans” was chosen from seventy-five entries. And the lucky winner was Zelda Wade Hill of Belmopan who received […]
