16 Days Of Activism: Making The Message Painfully Real
The Women's Issues Network launched the 16 Days of Activism with a vigil and march to raise awareness about gender-based violence in Belize.
The Women's Issues Network launched the 16 Days of Activism with a vigil and march to raise awareness about gender-based violence in Belize.
The Belize Zoo celebrated Panama the Harpy Eagle's 12th birthday with a party for local school children to raise awareness about the importance of raptors.
Belize Electricity Limited partnered with Hand in Hand Ministries to provide a new home to Police Street resident Angela Bennett.
Unicomer has begun its Christmas donations by giving $15,000 worth of items to Homes for the Elderly, including the My Cielo Blue Elderly Home in Gardenia Village.
The fifth Tacos Festival in Orange Walk showcased the cultural significance and culinary diversity of tacos, featuring competitions and a variety of vendors.
The Tacos Festival in Orange Walk Town invites visitors to enjoy various taco flavors and styles on November 22.
Belize City celebrated Garifuna Settlement Day with a re-enactment of the arrival, featuring drums and dancing for the local Garinagu community.
The Prime Minister celebrated Garifuna culture in Dangriga and announced funding for an artist and a primary school to preserve the Garifuna language.
A memorial event is being held to honor Amandala journalist Kareem Clarke on his birthday, celebrating his life and legacy.
Garifuna settlement day celebrations in Dangriga include the re-enactment of the arrival known as Yurumein.
Rupert Myles faces eviction from a disputed site near Uxbenka, claiming racial discrimination and asserting his right to live there despite archaeological concerns.
The first Alcalde of Santa Cruz Village responds to allegations of racial discrimination made by Myles regarding his treatment in the village.
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