Professor Emeritus Dr. Neville Duncan discusses the potential of microenterprises and the legalization of marijuana for economic growth in Belize.
UNICEF hosted a national forum to promote early childhood development and collaboration among various ministries for better preschool environments.
CARICOM representatives met with high school teachers to provide tips on making learning about the Caribbean Single Market and Economy engaging for students.
Dominique Norales, a sixth former, excels in science and plays the steel pan, inspired by a moment during back to school shopping.
ITVET students showcased their skills during an Open Day event, demonstrating their training in various fields to potential employers and the public.
The ministry of the public service organized fairs and open days to promote their services and recruit school kids for public sector jobs.
Three students at San Pedro High School were suspended for circulating a fake nude picture claiming it was a female teacher, which was actually a prank on another student.
The Department of Youth Services opened a game room, lounge, and recording studio at their Belize City office to engage young people.
New police recruits graduated from training academy and will receive mentorship from officers trained in a new field training program.
Courts Unicomer donated thirty five thousand dollars to Salvation Army Primary School to cover tuition and necessities for 40 students.
The 5th annual GIS conference highlighted how Geographical Information Systems can improve business operations and daily life in Belize.
Twenty-seven new crime scene investigators graduated from a forensic course aimed at improving crime investigation standards in Belize.
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