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Former NBA Player in Bze. Not Here for Free Throws or Fast Breaks, But Fatherhood
Etan Thomas is in Belize to discuss the importance of fatherhood at an event organized by Restore Belize and NICH.
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Jamaican Reggae For Free
Jamaican musicians Tarrus Riley, Tanya Stevens, and Moeish are in Belize for a free concert in Belize City.
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Preparing For Prom
Maud Williams's 4th formers prepare for their prom night themed 'Winter's Night' after overcoming challenges with sponsorship and fundraising.
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Reggae Rock Stars Ready To Put On A Grand Show
Reggae stars Tarrus Riley and Tanya Stephens are set to perform in Belize and will hold motivational sessions at local high schools.
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Caleb The Celeb
Caleb Orozco is featured as the cover boy for the New York Times Magazine, highlighting the fight against Belize's anti-gay laws.
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Cacao for All
The Cacao festival is currently taking place in Punta Gorda Town, featuring a wine and chocolate Gala and the opening of the Maya House of Cacao.
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Ernestine Toured Jamaica and Cayman Island
Ernestine Carballo returns to Belize after a two-month Caribbean tour, discussing her collaborations and the impact on Belizean Soca music.
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Memorable Museum Moments
The Museum of Belize hosts activities for primary schools to celebrate International Museum Day, focusing on art and history.
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Festival Of Hearts
The Festival of Arts showcases student performances from primary schools across the country, celebrating their talents and encouraging free expression.
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Ras Indio Can’t Trust It
Ras Indio released a new single and video titled "Can't Trust It," which is personal and will feature on an upcoming album.
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The Otherworldly Power of Mayan Antiquities
Belize's Mayan antiquities are being transported across the U.S. for a major exhibition, highlighting their cultural significance and the care taken in their preservation.
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Altun Ha Visitor Center Took Ten Years
A new visitor's center and restroom were inaugurated at the Altun Ha Archaeological site after ten years of development and a $400,000 investment.
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