Muta Returns!
Reggae dub poet Mutabaruka arrived in Belize to participate in UBAD Educational Foundation activities for Emancipation Day.
Reggae dub poet Mutabaruka arrived in Belize to participate in UBAD Educational Foundation activities for Emancipation Day.
The Belize Police Youth Cadet Corps celebrated 22 years of summer camps with a closing ceremony at the Ladyville Community basketball court, where cadets received awards.
A public competition will determine the new name for the building at Ground Zero, rejecting the controversial name of Thomas Paslow.
Joel "Dara" Robinson's 8th Annual Ride for Hunger fundraiser aims to support needy primary school children in Belize City through a community cycling event.
Culture Minister Patrick Faber agrees with activist Yaya Marin Coleman that the new building will not be named Paslow.
Citizens for the Defense of Sovereignty donated original documents on the 1919 People's Uprising to the Belize National Library Service for public access.
Activists demand that a new building in Belize City not be named after former slaveowner Thomas Paslow, citing his brutal legacy and calling for social change.
The Youth Encuentro conference in Belize gathers 250 participants from the Caribbean for a week-long program focused on faith and community.
Zenaida Moya announced the handover of the Miss Scuba title from Monique Lamb to Johnisha Ariola, who will represent Belize in an international pageant.
Fox 5 in Washington DC explores the unique decor and atmosphere of the Belize Embassy in Washington.
Positive Vibez released a new song in memory of Allyson Major, performed at a vigil for her.
The UBAD Educational Foundation and the Image Factory held a centennial remembrance of the 1919 ex-servicemen's riot in Belize City to highlight its significance in Belize's history.
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