Gilroy Gives Back
Gilroy Usher's back to school program receives a $3,000 donation from the Port of Belize Limited for school supplies.
Gilroy Usher's back to school program receives a $3,000 donation from the Port of Belize Limited for school supplies.
The Minister of Education spoke about the tragic death of 8-year-old Mercedes Campos, who was killed by a drunk driver in Ladyville.
Police prosecutors received training in criminal procedure and advocacy to improve their effectiveness in court cases.
Ladyville Technical High School inaugurated a new classroom building in collaboration with the Belize Defense Force to address spatial issues and enhance educational facilities.
John Briceno urges unregistered workers to enroll in the Social Security scheme to ensure coverage for all employed individuals.
The National Student Union of Belize demands improved safety measures following the stabbing of an 18-year-old near the University of Belize campuses.
Seven students received scholarships from the Belize Hotel Association, aimed at supporting families with relatives in the tourism industry.
Thirty two kids are now certified swimmers through a program by the Police Department and the Belize Coast Guard.
schools are reopening amid concerns about COVID-19, with advice from health officials on keeping children safe and updates on vaccine availability for students.
Justice Shoman discussed the Supreme Court's new E-filing system and its positive impact on judicial workflows and virtual court sessions.
Justice Shoman discussed her trip to Singapore, highlighting advancements in court technology and management that could benefit Belize's judicial system.
Restore Belize awarded high school scholarships to 21 needy children during a ceremony at Hub Resources Center in Belize City.
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