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San Pedro continues to face the growing challenge of sargassum, but the response across the island is showing something important, everyone is stepping up. With the Government of Belize on full alert and actively mobilizing resources to combat what is expected to be another heavy sargassum season, the private sector
Did you know that the Belizean literary work Beka Lamb by Zee Edgell is 30 years old this year? Zee Edgell’s first novel, Beka Lamb, was published in 1982 and has since become a
Tragedy strikes a group of tourists while vacationing in Belize as seven of them are dragged by the strong currents at the Hol Chan Marine Reserve, off the island of Ambergris Caye, leaving two
Gas Prices are on the rise! There was a major hike on Wednesday, March 28, 2012, and the prices of fuel are way up passing the $12 mark. Regular gasoline on the island was
Belize City, Belize – April 3, 2012 – Belize continues to be in high demand at trade shows around the world, and the month of March was no different. The Travel Trade Team found
Many Belizeans are preparing for their Easter Holiday, which starts on Good Friday, April 6 (for some on Holy Thursday) and continues until Easter Monday, April 9. Following long-time tradition for many families from
San Pedro High is on a roll and making sports history. Sports teams of the High School are in a lucky streak; first the SPHS Softball team became Regional Champions, then they captured the
Founding members of the San Pedro Cancer Society got together at Mar De Colores beauty salon on Friday, March 23, 2012, to Go Bald, Go Strong and shaved off their hair in show of
Starting this April, local artist Chris Emmanuel (Chris) will donate one oil portrait of a child or animal (12”x16”) each month. In exchange, the person commissioning the art work will support a registered children’s charity
Child Stimulation Month was celebrated under the theme “Early Childhood Education – Start Early – Aim High!” All five pre-schools on the island carried out fun and educative activities through out the month of
Belmopan, 29 March 2012.- The Embassy of Mexico informs that on Sunday, April 1st Mexico will begin Daylight Saving Time (Horario de Verano). On that day, clocks in Mexico go forward one hour. That
The complaints in San Pedro have mostly been about terrible conditions of streets, and dust and poor beaches and dirty areas, but lately they have been about bars. The complaints are about noise pollution
Be Kind Belize was established in 2007 to promote humane education in Belize. Humane education is based on the concept that all life is precious and is practiced by teaching young people the value
The Belize National Dance Company (BNDC) will participate in an international folkloric dance festival in Europe in July and August 2012. The “Festival Du Sud” brings together about 1,200 dancers and musicians from 45
The public is being asked for their assistance in locating a missing teenager, 15- year-old Stephanie Mejia. Stephanie Mejia of the Boca del Rio area in San Pedro Town was last seen last on
Since 2006 El Pescador has partnered with Green Reef Environmental Institute, a marine conservation NGO, to support Green Reef’s environmental efforts in the reefs and waters surrounding Ambergris Caye. El Pescador will enable its
Belize City, Belize – March 27, 2012 – Belize was once again chosen as an international first pick, this time topping the list of perfect destinations for diving and snorkeling. On March 24th, 2012
