Not surprisingly, we open tonight’s newscast with a story on crime. But the crime we are reporting did not occur last night or this morning. It happened in March of 1999, one of five murders of young Belize City girls, all believed to have been committed by the same person or persons. At the time, […]
Whether the cause is famine, hurricane, earthquake, economics, or just plain “head tek”, people are on the move as never before…and Belize is no exception. How those moving masses are dealt with was the subject of a seminar today at the Radisson. Ann-Marie reports. Ann-Marie Williams, Reporting With the 2000 population census reporting thirty-two thousand […]
The event has become something of a tradition and each year the music seems to get better and better. Jacqueline Woods walked up Regent Street to House of Culture and discovered the sound of jazz floating across the Foreshore. Jason Guerrero, Musical Director, House of Culture “These students are fed from various programmes within the […]
They produce an important stream of data that, combined with satellite imagery and ground based radar, can pinpoint the location of a hurricane, and help provide a better forecast of where it will go. Today, I got the opportunity to meet the plane and crew who instead of fleeing from hurricanes…fly into them. Janelle Chanona, […]
