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Fisher of The Year Is A Woman
Maria Allen has been named Fisher of the Year, promoting women's involvement in fishing and supporting her community in Caye Caulker.
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John King, Life after They Wanted Him Dead
Belizean artist John King discusses his recent shooting, his music career, and his pursuit of positivity and freedom.
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A Billboard Announces Child Friendly City
Belmopan has been certified as a child-friendly city by UNICEF, marked by the unveiling of a new billboard.
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Mango Mania In June
researcher Noel Gillett documents 42 varieties of mangoes in Belize, exploring local knowledge and preferences among vendors and buyers at the Michael Finnegan Market.
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SATIIM Celebrates, Ketchi Council Questions
SATIIM celebrates a Supreme Court victory for Jalacte while questioning the Julian Cho Society's consultation practices with Maya communities.
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Men Talk About Families
A Male Talk Forum organized by the National Committee for Families and Children was held in Belize City to discuss men's roles in families.
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Heritage Hands Over House
Heritage Bank and Hand in Hand Ministries donated a new home to a single mother in Orange Walk Town as part of their anniversary initiative.
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Shot in the Backside, John King Makes Music Video From Hospital Bed
musician John King releases a music video filmed from his hospital bed, delivering a message of hope to ghetto youths after being shot.
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The Emancipation of YaYA
The government has changed August 1st from Freedom Day to Emancipation Day, following advocacy from activist Yaya Marin Coleman.
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Okeke Takes His Busts To Main Street
Steven Okeke displays his sculpted busts of Belizean heroes on Main Street, facing challenges due to xenophobia regarding his African heritage.
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New Catholic Priest Ordained
Marcos Rodriguez was ordained as a new priest in the Catholic Diocese, alongside Deacon Mateo Salam, highlighting the significance of priesthood in the church.
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Curly, Modern Day Griot
Belizean American artist Pupa Curly promotes his new album Griot, blending reggae and rap while addressing global and local issues in his music.
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