The Education Minister urges the public to stop sharing videos that violate privacy and children's rights following a case of cyber-bullying involving a high school student.
University of Belize students are advocating for increased safety measures on campus following incidents of crime against students.
Wesley Primary School receives a new security system after being burglarized twice, funded by a local area representative and a business contribution.
The Coast Guard's Sea Cadet mentorship program positively impacts Belize City boys during their primary school years.
A climate change training workshop for 20 personnel from various sectors began today at the Coastal Zone Management training room.
Sharon Frazer and Jacqueline Willoughby received forty thousand dollar scholarships for master's degrees in Italy, approved by Education Minister Patrick Faber.
Michael Finnegan announces continued education assistance for voters despite his upcoming retirement.
Bermudian Landing receives a $108,000 donation from the Japanese Government for the construction of a school building for Harmony Preschool.
UNICEF Belize and UNICEF Barbados launched a campaign to educate parents on early childhood development strategies for children under five years old.
HELPAGE Belize hosted an ICJ forum to inform elderly voters about the upcoming referendum and its significance.
A new IDB study indicates Belize will need 9,000 teachers, 1,000 doctors, and 2,000 nurses by 2040 to meet future demands.
J. Alexander Bennett, a prominent educator, is unable to re-register to vote due to the loss of his birth record by the Vital Statistics Unit.
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