The Garifuna community is pressuring First Caribbean International Bank over alleged discriminatory practices and plans to launch a campaign regarding workplace conditions.
CISCO Construction is racing to complete Central American Boulevard in time for the Carnival Road March, with most of the route expected to be ready.
Mas Camps are ongoing in Belize City, preparing costumes and fostering carnival spirit with music, dancing, and socializing.
The Mexican Brass Band Ayre will perform at the Institute of Mexico and the Benque Viejo House of Culture as part of cultural celebrations.
The local film industry prepares for the screening of the Belizean telenovela La Isla Bonita, featuring local actors and producers.
Trinidadian Soca artist Oscar B is in Belize for a mini tour during the September celebrations, performing at the Biltmore and in Cayo.
Uwahnie Martinez resigned from First Caribbean Bank, alleging discrimination against Garifuna employees, prompting the Christian Workers Union to demand a meeting and an apology from the bank.
The annual carnival mas camps kicked off with junior bands showcasing their themes and costumes ahead of the Carnival Road March.
Amir Zriba defends the Arab community in Belize against accusations of ties to Hezbollah, citing unfair labeling and past violence within the Lebanese community.
Kim Simplis Barrow and her daughter visited the Blue Hole and Half Moon Caye as part of efforts to encourage Belizeans to enjoy local natural resources.
A forum at the Bliss Center will examine the historicity and mythology of the Tenth of September and the Battle of St. George's Caye.
The official launch of the September Celebrations Season took place at the House of Culture due to bad weather.
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