The most popular sport in town these days, with the possible exception of CARICOM basketball, is trying to figure out the date of our next general elections. According to the constitution they must be held by October fifteenth, a date no later than three months following the dissolution of the National Assembly. While many pundits […]
And just in case anyone has forgotten that strategy, a remarkably fortuitous coincidence of timing has a government appointed commission of inquiry looking into Musa’s handling of the Economic Citizenship Programme between 1989 and 1993. That commission, chaired by Harry Lui, will hear testimony from the P.U.P. leader tomorrow. And while he has agreed to […]
If you’ve watched this newscast over any length of time you’ve noticed that one of our pet peeves has to do with the installation of traffic lights; lights that never seem to work, are often disobeyed and whose violators forever go unpunished. Tonight we revisit a favorite disaster area on the north side of Belize […]
The environment is an issue which has grown in national prominence and today one of Belize’s most forceful environmental advocates took the opportunity to keep it on the front burner. Patrick Jones reports. Armed with slides and aerial photographs of various parts of the country as evidence, the Belize Audubon Society today went public with […]
The fourteenth CARICOM Basketball Championships continue at Belize City Centre with 6 female and 4 male teams battling for top honors. News Five’s James Adderley updates us on last night’s action in the Shell CARICOM Report. Good evening, I’m James Adderley and welcome to this edition of the Shell CARICOM Report. The National Female Basketball […]
