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NPR's Ari Shapiro talks to Belizean climate ambassador Janine Felson about how deals reached at COP28 can help developing countries confront climate change.

A sugar shortage has been reported in the country and is now affecting customers in San Pedro Town.

The Belize National Teachers Union (BNTU) has issued a statement in response to recent comments made by Prime Minister John Briceno during an appearance on “Open Your Eyes”.

Could we eat invasive species?

Could we eat invasive species?

A well-known former San Pedro high school teacher, 52-year-old Alex Nuñez, is facing several charges of Obtaining Property by Deception. Nuñez was formally arrested and charged on Monday, December 4th, after several reports were filed against him for the offense. He was granted bail, met it, and was released.

A group of international scientists gathered to explore the various observational and theoretical aspects of intermediate-mass black holes.

The National Assembly is getting a much-needed facelift after fifty-two of being constructed. Yesterday, the government accepted a

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Belize’s Boledo and Sunday Lottery are back, but not without some glitches.  Tickets officially went on sale last