Ruth Shoman, President of the BNTU, faces challenges regarding her claimed employment with the US State Department amid calls for evidence of her eligibility.
30 women from southside Belize City will receive entrepreneurial training in a new programme supported by the US Embassy and Peacework Belize.
The Ahmadiyya Muslim community is offering a free Computer Repair workshop to help students learn essential computer skills.
San Pedro High School is deemed unfit for students due to structural issues, prompting plans for alternative accommodations and a shift system for classes.
An evaluation revealed multiple safety issues at SPHS, including structural concerns and lack of fire escapes, prompting calls for architectural recommendations.
The Minister of State, Dr Louis Zabaneh, emphasizes the importance of student safety following a building collapse at San Pedro High School.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is addressing brain drain among Belizean students studying in Taiwan, encouraging them to return after completing their studies.
Digicell has awarded scholarships to deserving high school students for 32 years, continuing the tradition with the 2023 ceremony.
Teachers are using personal funds for classroom supplies as the Ministry of Education plans to assist with charts but not stipends.
The new Chief Magistrate Jayani Wegadapola has issued a memorandum enforcing strict dress codes and punctuality for magistrates.
Belizean students awarded Taiwanese scholarships may not return home, prompting government concerns about national development.
The Belize Audubon Society visited Maya Center Village to check on a women's group undergoing skills training to generate income.
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