Belize
Proposed Broadcasting Law Draws Fire from Online Creators
A proposed Broadcasting Bill that would extend Belize’s broadcasting framework to certain online media services is drawing criticism from a...
Central America Braces For El Nino’s Effects on Agriculture
Central America is getting ready for what could be a tough stretch for farmers. With the 2026-2027 El Niño phenomenon...
Rodwell Ferguson Addresses Son’s Run-In with Police
Stann Creek West Area Representative Rodwell Ferguson became emotional today as he publicly addressed his son’s latest run-in with police,...
The 10-Year Manhunt Is Over for Costa Rica’s Most Wanted
Costa Rican authorities have captured the country’s most wanted fugitive, Alejandro Arias Monge, better known as “Diablo”, nearly a decade...
Belize City’s Sargassum Bill: $10,000 Now, Could Need Up to $325K for Seasons Ahead
The Belize City Council says it is exploring longer-term solutions to tackle sargassum after spending thousands of dollars to remove...
Despite Growing Scrutiny, Musa Says Belizeans Still Trust the PUP
Rather than seeing the Mira Millions and Ministry of Defense procurement controversy as a political liability, Cabinet Minister Kareem Musa...
Musa Defends Procurement Decisions on Cost and Value Alone
Instead of weighing in on the optics of Cabinet ministers having family and political connections to Ministry of Defense suppliers,...
Scores of Government Invoices Fall Below Review Threshold
When a government invoice lands just below ten thousand dollars, it may not raise eyebrows on its own. But when...
Social Media Lawsuit Collides with Push for Digital Media Regulation
A High Court defamation case and a proposed overhaul of Belize’s broadcasting laws are converging around one central issue: who...
Stronger Passport, Same Travel Hurdles?
Belize’s passport has become significantly more secure, even as the country continues working to expand visa-free travel for its citizens,...
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