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Restore Belize has awarded 36 high school students full scholarships, providing financial support and mentorship through their I AM BELIZE Scholarship Program.
Restore Belize has awarded 36 high school students full scholarships, providing financial support and mentorship through their I AM BELIZE Scholarship Program.
The Department of Environment awarded eighteen scholarships to students for studies in air conditioning and refrigeration with an emphasis on environmental sustainability.
Police officers across Belize have undergone training to improve their skills in detecting and addressing human trafficking cases.
International Literacy Day was celebrated in Belize with events organized by District Education Centers to promote reading among school children.
Las Flores residents protested in Belmopan City over land for St. Michael Roman Catholic School despite a proposed compromise from the mayor.
Courtney Weatherburne presented at the Silvaana Udz Lecture Series, discussing the role of journalism in Belize's democracy and development.
Parents and administration of St. Michael Roman Primary School protest the loss of land to private interests, leading to a proposed resolution by the Belmopan City Council.
Thirteen Belizeans are set to study medicine in Cuba after a farewell ceremony held by the Cuban Embassy.
Forty-eight children graduated from the GREAT summer program aimed at steering Southside youth away from gang life.
Seven Belizeans have been awarded the Chevening Scholarship to pursue postgraduate degrees in the UK.
Deputy Prime Minister Faber urges parents to report government schools charging extra fees for supplies and tuition, stating it violates education regulations.
Four students received university scholarships from BTB to study tourism and hospitality, with one student heading to Mexico for their education.
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