Officials from Belize and Guatemala gathered today for the long awaited report of the facilitators, those two distinguished gentlemen who, having listened long and hard to both sides, would pool their ample wisdom and come up with a set of suggestions on a way to put an end to Guatemala’s longstanding claim to our territory. […]
Charges have been brought against the driver of a car that crashed early Monday morning the Northern Highway, killing two of his own passengers. Noel Gonzalez has been arraigned on two counts each of manslaughter by negligence, and causing death by careless conduct as well as four counts of negligent harm and one of driving […]
A Dangriga man has been arrested for sexual offenses against three children. Fifty-one year old James Flores was charged with two counts of unlawful carnal knowledge and one count of indecent assault arising out of an incident on July 12th. A sixty-two year old woman of the Benguche area reported to police that she sent […]
“Made In Belize” is a campaign that government is promoting and one local private sector organisation seems to be responding. The second annual Belizean Producers Convention and Exhibition (BELPRO CONEX) affords local producers, exporters and manufacturers the chance to show off their products. Organiser Lourdes Smith says the two-day expo opens on Friday at 5:00 […]
Good Samaritans come in all shapes, sizes and ages and are found in many different locales. Today, News Five’s Jose Sanchez found one on a busy Belize City intersection. Perhaps you have noticed a rather large trailer by the Pound Yard Bridge filled with clothing for sale. Its owner is a Belizean American who has […]
The National Center for Art Education located on the S.J.C. campus, was opened in May. The building, a project of the Michael Ashcroft Foundation and governments of Taiwan and Belize, was built to promote and advance the creative talents of Belizeans. And that’s exactly what it’s doing this week, as Jose Sanchez discovered. Art is […]
