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Yurumei
The Yurumei ceremony, celebrating the arrival of the Garinagu, will be reenacted in communities along the southern and Central Belize coast for Garifuna Settlement Day.
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Saltpickers and Storytellers
Zoila Ellis presented her new book, The Salt Pickers, at the Leo Bradley Library, addressing female identity across various cultures.
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Garifuna Collective Gets First Compton Fairweather Award
The Garifuna Collective received the first Compton Fairweather Award for their outstanding music contribution that gained international recognition for Belize.
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Why No Shyne?
The Minister of Culture addressed the absence of Music Ambassador Shyne Barrow at a recent musical event funded by the state.
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The Collective's Message To Musicians
The Garifuna Collective held a session for aspiring musicians, emphasizing the challenges of achieving success in the music industry.
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Park Renovation Attracts Bi-Partisan Support
The Fred Westby Park in Belize City has been renovated with support from corporate sponsors and local political figures.
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Comedian White Yardie in Belize
British Jamaican comedian White Yardie arrives in Belize for his first show at the Biltmore on Friday night.
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The Son of Samuel Comes Home
Ronald Haynes, son of national anthem composer Samuel Haynes Sr., visits Belize and discusses his father's legacy at the Samuel Haynes Institute of Excellence.
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Anglican’s Celebrate Cathedral Restoration
The Bishop of the Anglican Church, Phillip Wright, announced the completion of the first phase of the Anglican Cathedral's restoration and plans for the second phase.
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Jamaican Play Adapted For Belize With Great Humor and Resonance
Jankunu Productions adapts the Jamaican play 'Saving Alligator High' for Belize, addressing educational challenges through humor and community involvement.
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Film Festival Winners
the Belize International Film Festival concluded with awards for various film categories, including a tie for Best Belizean short film.
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Greg Choc, From Activist to Attorney
Greg Choc, a former activist for Maya rights, has been called to the Bar and plans to start a private law practice in Punta Gorda.
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