Gone With The Wigs
The Supreme Court of Belize will no longer require judges to wear wigs, adopting new attire for court proceedings and ceremonial events.
The Supreme Court of Belize will no longer require judges to wear wigs, adopting new attire for court proceedings and ceremonial events.
Erwin X previews his new poetry book 'Ghetto Food', highlighting social issues and the struggles of the poor in Belize.
The bronze bust of Phillip Goldson will be permanently placed at Pallotti Roundabout after a resolution between the sculptor and the City Council.
A bust of Phillip Goldson was unveiled in Belize City, honoring his contributions despite ongoing debates about his legacy and the sculpture's likeness.
A retrospective look at the significant events and images from the year 2007 in Belize.
Three thousand visitors attended the Kolbe Foundation's family day at the central prison in Hattieville to spend time with incarcerated loved ones.
Senior Superintendent Chester Williams hosted a children's party at the Yabra Community Center, providing food and gifts to 100 children.
Joseph Gentle was crowned Master of the Floor at a popular dance competition aimed at promoting peace among rival youths.
Mr. Easy, a reggae artist, visits Belize for the third time and prepares for a performance at Channel 7.
Scotia Bank donated food hampers to five Belize City families to help them during the Christmas holiday season.
The Police Department distributed toys and groceries to families in southside neighborhoods to spread Christmas cheer and improve community relations.
The Belize Defense Force held its annual Christmas luncheon where soldiers were served by the Prime Minister and other officials to show appreciation for their service.
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