Children's Parliament Tackles Adolescent Preventative Health Bill
students participated in the Children's Parliament to discuss the Adolescent Preventative Health Bill during Children's Month.
students participated in the Children's Parliament to discuss the Adolescent Preventative Health Bill during Children's Month.
Oscar Requena criticizes school managements for failing to submit timely information regarding teacher advances before leaving the Ministry of Education.
Motorcycle owners will soon be required to complete a two-week training course to ride legally on the open road.
The Minister of Transportation announces training programs for transport officers to improve enforcement and address issues related to accidents and alcohol consumption.
Belize Adventist College in Corozal inaugurated its first Smart classroom, receiving 15 computers and a 3D printer to enhance digital literacy skills.
The Young Women In Leadership Program was launched in Belmopan to promote women's leadership aspirations.
Thirty-nine police officers begin a five-week intensive physical training course to enhance fitness and operational readiness within the Belize Police Department.
28 transport officers completed a three-week traffic enforcement training program aimed at improving road safety in Belize.
The Labour CEO emphasizes the importance of effective human resource management in fostering a productive work environment during a panel discussion.
BNTU president Nadia Caliz claims miscommunication regarding teachers' salaries and deductions, contradicting Minister Oscar Requena's statements about advances.
Teachers express outrage over unexpected salary deductions, with one teacher stating it affects their ability to pay bills.
The Education Minister apologized to the family of a student who was left wandering after missing his school bus stop.
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