Deadly violence in Belize City tends to run in streaks … and if that pattern holds then residents of the old capital should brace themselves. Following Sunday afternoon’s fatal shooting in Cardinez Alley, shots rang out once again last night in Port Loyola. And when the ruction died down one man lay dead and a […]
Orange Walk police are awaiting the results of a post mortem to find out what determine the death of a sixty three year old farmer in that district. According to police the body of Guatemalan Salomon Guzman was found by a gate at the entrance to La Quinta farm located nine miles on the Honey […]
A fire Monday afternoon in Cayo has destroyed a two storey house. The blaze consumed the wood and concrete structure on George Price Avenue in Santa Elena that was home to May Bush. Bush was said to be sleeping in her upstairs bedroom when she was awakened by the smoke. Fortunately, she was able to […]
Last week it was management and workplace policies … and in its continuing efforts to reduce both the transmission and stigma and of AIDS, this week the National AIDS Commission brought in a key player: the media. At a one-day seminar at the Radisson, TV, radio, and newspaper journalists were today briefed on current communication […]
It’s not the first time we’ve tackled this story … And it will certainly not be the last. But it seems like every day it gets a little bit harder to find a parking spot in downtown Belize City. Today, with a new council firmly installed in City Hall, I checked to see if a […]
It’s the one time of year when you are likely to find more Belizeans than tourists enjoying the wonders of Belize’s cayes, reefs, and waters that surround them. But when you put on that mask and snorkel this weekend, whether at San Pedro, Placencia, or points in between, what will lie below? In 1995, we […]
