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The official campaign in support of the upcoming referendum to legalize cannabis in Caye Caulker officially began this Monday, September 22, 2025. The initiative, led by local councilor Ilya Rosado, aims to provide accurate information, answer questions, and ensure that every voter on the island is well-informed ahead of the
It’s the Thanksgiving weekend and things are picking up! Tourists are on our beautiful island, walking around, dining in different restaurants and shopping everywhere – meaning that the much anticipated high tourist season is
BELMOPAN, Belize, Thursday November 25, 2010 – Prime Minister Dean Barrow has fired junior Minister Edmund Castro for displaying behaviour unbecoming of a minister, but gave no details of the episode that cost the
We bumped onto this great blog “Destination for Your Vacations” were the author lists his Top 11 reasons as to why families should travel to Belize this coming summer. His top reasons are very
Are we progressing on HIV/AIDS control? World AIDS Day is commemorated every year on December 1. This is a special day for raising awareness and celebrating achievements such as increased access to treatment and
Pakarshi Wadhwa, manger of Wings Department Store, on Coconut Drive reported to Police that at about 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 17, whist entering his home on the third floor he was attacked by
Johnson & Johnson’s McNeil Consumer Healthcare Unit is recalling 4 million packages of children’s Benadryl allergy tablets and about 800,000 bottles of junior-strength Motrin caplets. The company claims that the problems that prompted the
– Belmopan, November 22, 2010 – Today, Mexican Government officials handed over more than 1,000 food packages to the Government of Belize, as part of the humanitarian aid for the victims of hurricane Richard.
Although it is not back to its original state like it was before Hurricane Richard struck Belize, The Belize Zoo has announced that it will reopen its doors to the public on December 1,
“WOW!!! What a catch!” That’s what you heard yesterday afternoon as toursits gathered at the Texaco pier to take a picture of this huge Jewfish! The 80 pound fish caught the attention of many
If you think you saw a red parrot roaming around the island and found it very familiar, you did not see wrong. In fact, his sidekick Joey Stevens might have given it away that
An estimated $140Mil went up in smoke as the incinerator at the Tower Hill sugar mill destroyed the Colombian coke as the B.D.F. oversaw the operation. The cross country track for the huge amount
Holy Cross Anglican School celebrated Belize Culture Day and Garifuna Settlement Day On Thursday, November 18. In spite of the rain, spirits were high; Students and teachers had worked for weeks creating displays and
Tropic Air intends to introduce new flights to Honduras and Guatemala within the next 12 months. Carrier chief executive Steve Schulte stated that Tropic Air has already started the process to gain authority to
– Press Release – On Friday night, November 12, 2010, fourteen members of the Chetumal group of Alcoholics Anonymous arrived in San Pedro and were met by at least 20 members of the San Pedro
Madisco has been appointed as the exclusive distributor of the entire Professional Line of Products from Kimberly Clark for the country of Belize. On Wednesday, November 17, 2010, Madisco held its first official launch
It’s Children’s Day and throughout the country schools have been carrying out activities throughout the week to honor the children. Ambergris Today visited several schools as they celebrated Children’s Day in a very unique
