In just under three months since police began their investigation into the affairs of the Ministry of Immigration, officers have discovered enough information to substantiate the allegation that a significant number of people who had never set foot in Belize, obtained Belizean citizenship and passports through deception and corruption. And while that seemingly endless probe […]
A Belize City man has been charged in connection with a shooting death on Tuesday night. This evening, twenty-four year old Darren Bank of an Oleander Street address was charged with the murder of Ryan Alford. Alford was shot several times on Tuesday night while he was standing at the corner of Jasmine and Hibiscus […]
A man already charged with murder will likely be charged with a second count as one of his alleged victims has died of her wounds. Dorla Martin passed away last night in the K.H.M.H. where she had been receiving treatment since being shot on August seventh. U.S. National Robert Moore is accused of shooting Martin […]
Today, Prime Minister Said Musa embarked on the first leg of a nationwide tour, signalling the start of what promises to be a long election campaign. The mission started in Corozal Bay this morning where the P.M. toured parts of the Corozal district with Minister of Works and area representative Vildo Marin. The government officials […]
After an initial flurry of publicity surrounding the introduction of the proposals to end the Guatemalan claim, the debate has inevitably cooled as people ostensibly give the documents a closer read. Today, however, one important group of citizens gathered to work out their opinions. News 5’s Marion Ali reports. Marion Ali, Reporting With Belizeans and […]
The subject of mental health, once confined to the confidentiality of the psychiatrist’s office, is increasingly a matter of public discourse. With today having been declared World Mental Health Day by the United Nations, Belizeans took the opportunity to reflect on what’s happening in our heads. News 5’s Jacqueline Woods was no exception. Jacqueline Woods, […]
The notion of Belize as a bridge between the Caribbean islands and the mainland of Central America is probably older than any of the real bridges crossing the Haulover Creek. Earlier this week that concept was revived with the announcement that Air Jamaica would soon begin regular service between Montego Bay and Belize City. But […]
