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This visionary program creates career pathways for hospitality workers in New Orleans.

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Today, a woman was charged for dishonestly retaining a wrongful credit after nearly fifty thousand dollars of the Belize Government Lottery was mistakenly deposited into her account. That woman is Kathleen Belisle, a thirty-two-year-old security guard at the Philip Goldson International Airport. On Wednesday, March twentieth, 2024 about two p.m., Prem Balani, a twenty-five-year-old Belizean

The small company Belizean Sweets and Treats has prided itself in being a source for authentic Belizean confectioneries. However, it has no intention of being the only source of such treats, as the founder and owner, Sharlene Williams, has partnered with the Girl Guides Association to teach a new generation the skills to preserve Belizean

One of Belize’s longest serving politicians passed away on Monday night in Belmopan. Michael Espat or “Iron Mike”, as he was affectionately known, passed away at the Western Regional Hospital. Reports are that he suffered a massive heart attack. Espat had not been fully active over the past couple months, as he was dealing with

The Central Executing Unit of the Ministry of Economic Development held a joint handing-over ceremony on April 23, for two specific projects.

THE boat edged its way past the mangrove swamps, a tangled maze of thorn-covered branches sheltering jaguars and shrieking howler monkeys. It was in Belize, the GPS signals showed, the English-speaking Central American country where British pirates put down stakes centuries ago.

174 students, a record number, went on this year’s trip.

The partnership between the UK and Belize through the Ocean Country Partnership Programme aims to strengthen marine science expertise.