Report: OW ITVET Sends Home Thirty Students
Thirty students were sent home from the Orange Walk ITVET due to unpaid fees, despite some having financial assistance agreements.
Thirty students were sent home from the Orange Walk ITVET due to unpaid fees, despite some having financial assistance agreements.
Francis Fonseca comments on teachers' participation in politics and the role of the TSC in regulating their conduct.
The Ministry of the Public Service launched a Professional Development certificate program for public officers in partnership with Galen University.
Firefighters are undergoing training to become certified emergency management technicians and paramedics, with some training in the United States.
The Dorothy Menzies Child Care Center is relocating to Belmopan to provide more space and resources for foster children.
Over 40 participants attended a workshop aimed at improving development financing and planning for Sustainable Development Goals and climate objectives.
The Chief Justice highlights a critical shortage of defense attorneys in Belize's criminal justice system during the Supreme Court Opening.
Juan Caal explains the importance of the consent order regarding Maya land rights and the need for public understanding.
Four Belizean doctors received scholarships to pursue specialist medical degrees in Cuba for Gynecology, Nephrology, and Pediatrics.
The Belize National History Archive is hosting a fundraising event for a taxidermy exhibition to educate the public about Belize's bird species.
The legal year opened with the presentation of new High Court judges by Chief Justice Louise Blenman.
School children across Belize participated in service projects and reflections to honor the legacy of George Price on Service Day.
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