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There was a special sitting today and there was genuine progress in the House of Representatives. All members of the Peoples United Party and the government agreed on a loan of ten million dollars to bail out Belize Sugar Industries Limited. The cold cash will provide working capital for meeting the outstanding third payment to […]
Written on November 26, 2010 | Posted in
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The House met in special sitting today to approve a sugar loan to the cane farmers. The ten million dollar loan is for five years including a grace period on principal repayment of one year. The interest rate is seven point five percent per annum on the declining balance. It will be disbursed in two […]
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On Wednesday the Prime Minister announced that the high profile Minister of State in the Ministry of Works, Edmund ‘Clear the Land’ Castro was fired from his post. There were many rumors circulating for the very abrupt dismissal. The Prime Minister put an end to the rumors and explained today that it was over a […]
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Tonight’s question is: Do you think that Moshe Levi Ben David, formerly known as Shyne, should remain as Belize’s Ambassador of Music? Send your comments and responses using your SMART phones to 8686 or post your vote on our e-poll at channel5belize.com. You can also send an email with your comments to questions@channel5belize.com.
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We have been following the trail of human trafficking across the globe and have found gaping holes in the issuance of visas by the Ministry of Immigration. There are incidences where Sri Lankans have been arrested at the Airport in Ecuador with visas already stamped directly from Belmopan. Similarly, we’ve discovered that nationals of war […]
Written on November 26, 2010 | Posted in
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Prime Minister Dean Barrow also responded to a question about the appointment of a new Chief Justice to replace Abdulai Conteh who left at the end of September. According to the PM, there is a short list but as to whether the Bar Executive will be invited to the selection process; he says he hasn’t […]
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Moshe Levi Ben David, formerly known as Shyne, has been making international news following his conversion to Judaism and the release of his second album. As you know, when he returned to Belize last October, having completed a prison term in the United States, Shyne was appointed Music Goodwill Ambassador. We haven’t heard much about […]
Written on November 26, 2010 | Posted in
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Eighteen year old Kendis Flowers has just been released from police custody. He was detained as a suspect in the homicide earlier this year of a gang leader who was killed on Ross Pen Road. Flowers’ claimed that aside from enduring a beating at the hands of the police, he was dangerously exposed to the […]
Written on November 25, 2010 | Posted in
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On Wednesday night, we reported that the former Officer in Charge of Burrell Boom police, Corporal Emelio Patt was charged with Aggravated Assault with a Dangerous Weapon for allegedly drawing his gun at villager, Omar Kerr. Patt claimed he was provoked, but today Kerr told his side of the story and says that’s not so. […]
Written on November 25, 2010 | Posted in
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Three siblings and a minor were arraigned this afternoon in Magistrate’s Court for possession of a homemade shotgun and unlicensed ammunition. Twenty-two year old Charles Neal, eighteen year old Shane Young and their younger brother, a sixteen year old student of Excelsior High School, were jointly charged along with a primary school student following a […]
Written on November 25, 2010 | Posted in
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Basket weaving is a form of art; it requires creativity and particular skills. It is craft that the women of southern Belize rely on to generate income and employment. They traveled to Belize City today to both display their products but also to launch their first national sale. News Five’s Delahnie Bain had a look […]
Written on November 25, 2010 | Posted in
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Friday marks the beginning of sixteen days of activism against gender-based violence. In our Belizean society both men and women are victims of physical and sexual abuse. The statistics however, reflect a significant difference in the number of women who are preyed upon by men. A series of activities have been organized by various entities […]
Written on November 25, 2010 | Posted in
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Meet Marie Godoy, she is the coordinator of a special feeding program in the City. She provides for almost forty children that drop in to secure at least one good meal for the day and are taught basic life skills. The program has been running for eleven years and many who have benefited from it, […]
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Cold sores usually appear on the lips and are triggered by two types of viruses. While they are extremely contagious they are not dangerous. In this week’s edition of Healthy Living, a dermatologist explains that once you have the virus, you will not get rid of it, but there are treatment options to help you […]
Written on November 25, 2010 | Posted in
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