Officials from the Ministry of Education held a press conference to explain the Secondary School Refinancing Reform aimed at improving enrollment and education quality in Belize.
Two hundred desktop computers were donated to the Ministry of Education & Youth for ITVET centers and skills training facilities as part of the Restore Belize Project.
Minister Patrick Faber addresses concerns over government funding changes for secondary schools amid the education financing reform project.
Courtney Gillett discusses youth involvement in national dialogue and peace-building efforts at a stakeholders meeting in Belize.
The Social Investment Fund is funding a computer training program for 30 youths to prepare them for the online job market.
Tarrell Sutherland, a 5-year-old from Belize, has started school in the United States and is showing steady improvement in his health.
Dr. Santos Mahung's presidency at the University of Belize ends with a mutual agreement, and Dr. Corinth Lewis is appointed as acting president.
Scotiabank donated new computers to two primary schools in Belize City as part of a nationwide initiative to assist students with access to technology.
A graduation ceremony was held for police recruits who completed a three-month taekwondo training program sponsored by the Government of Taiwan.
Chester Williams leaves his position as officer commanding in Cayo to pursue a Bachelor of Law at the University of the West Indies in Barbados.
Serving Saints International donated 20 laptops to Maud Williams High School to enhance educational resources for students.
The Ministry of Education held its annual Primary School Children's Rally to celebrate Belize's 29th Birthday and instill patriotism among students.
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