The Statistical Institute of Belize discusses challenges faced during the census data collection, particularly in staffing and safety concerns in Belize City.
The 2022 census reveals a declining fertility rate, an aging population, and a significant increase in those with no religious affiliation in Belize.
Nadia Caliz was elected as the new president of the BNTU and aims to revitalize the union's strength and benefits for its members.
Dr Louis Zabaneh leads a consultation to develop Belize's first national science, technology, and innovations strategy for the fourth industrial revolution.
Briana Williams discusses her journey to becoming the first woman in Belize with a master's in Public Procurement Law and the need for expertise in the field.
Nadia Caliz was elected as the new president of the BNTU after a seven-month vacancy following Ruth Shoman's resignation.
All Saints School inaugurated a new playground in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Belize to enhance students' educational and social skills.
The Senate debated the 2023-2024 budget, focusing on significant investments in education and the need for improved outcomes in learning.
Women in leadership roles participated in a two-day emotional intelligence training hosted by BELTRAIDE at the ITVET campus.
Twenty-one students graduated from the Journey to Freedom Spiritual program at Sadie Vernon Technical High School, focusing on healing the mind, body, and spirit.
The Leadership Intervention Unit and Tubal Trade and Vocational Institute graduated 69 individuals in various trade skills, emphasizing the importance of education and job opportunities.
The BNTU criticized the government for misrepresenting a World Bank report on Belize's education system, asserting that systemic issues, not teachers, are to blame for poor performance.
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