He was the first member of Belize’s negotiating team to return home, so this afternoon it fell to Ambassador Eamon Courtenay to brief the press on details of what transpired earlier this week at the OAS. The picture he painted may be understandingly biased, but Courtenay’s observations put a human face on a process that […]
It was buried deep in a press release from Cabinet, but any confusion was quickly dispelled when the Belize Times hit the streets a few minutes later. After over fifteen years in the passport business the Government of Belize is finally going to call it quits. According to the official newspaper of the People’s United […]
Having made a popular move that will hurt him in the pocketbook, Prime Minister Said Musa today departed the country for a meeting in El Salvador with some folks who may be able to help. On Friday he will attend the third summit of presidents of Central America and the Dominican Republic with the President […]
Insurance is one of those things that you hate to purchase, but are extremely glad to find that when you really need it, it’s all paid up. That situation still holds, but the process is becoming more painful. Ann-Marie reports. Ann-Marie Williams, Reporting When it’s time to renew your insurance premium, Belizeans can expect to […]
If there’s a coconut tree, beach scene or happy native in the art exhibition about to open at the Image Factory, it’s a complete accident. Jose Sanchez reports on the work of a woman who’s perspective does not come through a rose coloured lens. Jose Sanchez, Reporting Sandra March’s latest exhibit at the Image Factory […]
