Twenty-eight people are without a job tonight in the wake of a showdown between labour and management at the National Fishermen Co-op in Belize City. The story, as News 5?s Patrick Jones discovered, is a tale of too many missing tails. Uldine Gotoy, Former Co-op Employee ?I wah mek them tell we weh the go […]
In crime news, a Belize City man has been shot after allegedly threatening a shopkeeper with a machete. According to police, forty-four year old businessman Mario Ayuso was inside his establishment, Aisha’s Supermarket in Kings Park, when a young man he recognized walked into the building around eight on Friday night and begged for cigarettes. […]
More heat continues to come down on the Social Security Board for what appears to be a series of unusually favourable loans to companies controlled by INTELCO Chairman Glenn Godfrey. Today a release from the Chamber of Commerce, whose members occupy two seats on the S.S.B., called on the Board to make public details of […]
After three days of deliberations, the thirty fifth annual general assembly of the Caribbean Broadcasting Union wrapped up on Friday afternoon at the Inn at Robert?s Grove in Placencia. President of the C.B.U., Vic Fernandes, says the regional organisation will continue to build on the successes of the past twelve months in order to take […]
For C.B.U. president Vic Fernandes it was a week of many triumphs, as on Friday night, he was inducted as the latest member of the Caribbean Broadcasting Hall of Fame. The CEO of the Starcom Network in Barbados received a standing ovation as his citation was read by Belize?s Cythia Henry. Cynthia Henry, CEO, Bel […]
Good evening, I?m James Adderley and we are inside your living rooms with this fresh package of Sports Monday. After last week?s 2-zip lost to Juventus at Independence, Sagitun journeyed to the People?s Stadium in Orange Walk yesterday, knowing full well only a win could extend the Regent?s Cup Championship Series to a decisive GameIII. […]
