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Wednesday, August 27th. 2019 – SOME LIKE IT HOT !!!! So, do you think Belize is hot. Well we’ve got news for you; since August is usually the hottest month

2 People Reported Missing In Separate Incident Sunday, Jan. 19th. – By Marion Ali – In the first instance, US tourist, Paige Rote, 58, told Police that on Friday he

Wednesday, August 7th. 2019 – Today, Bowen and Bowen Company handed out 26 full scholarships to children who will be attending high school and in some cases, sixth form. The

Wednesday, Jan. 22nd. 2020 – The Reporter has been able to confirm that former UDP Minister Herman Longsworth has been removed from his posting as Honorary Consul to New York.

Caye Caulker Businesses Tally Up The Losses Tuesday, Jan. 7th. 2020 – While water and electricity on the small island of Caye Caulker seems to have been normalized, business owners

By Jordan Craig – A column by Citizens for the Defense of Sovereignty (CDS) Victory is awaiting Belize at the ICJ. For decades, we endured futile negotiations and resisted the

Darrell Duran Shot On Arlington Dr. In Belize City Tuesday, Jan 21st. 2020 – A man is listed in stable condition at the KHMH after he was shot last night.

Google’s YouTube & U.S Law By Effect Is Global Wednesday, November 13th. 2019 – In a SIGN-OF-TIMES, of the new digital age of our global-village, the fastest growing digital video

Editorial: January 19th. 2020 This week the Reporter, which has always tried to be a leader in innovation (first offset press, first web press, first computer-to-plate press system) carried live

The GRAND FINALE of the September Celebrations was the Independence Day Parade. The students of many high schools were the stars, they came out by the thousands, sporting their uniforms

Recently several NGOs and the Belize Federation of Fishers (BFF) proposed that the government phase out and ban the use of gill nets in Belizean waters. While the proposed phase

Woman Outshines Male Competitors By Marion Ali – “Sometimes the best man for the job is a woman.” — Late British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher. A Facebook post a few

Several Persons Get Needed Wheelchairs From NGO’s Sunday, Jan. 19th. 2020 – By Marion Ali – A number of persons yesterday benefited from donations of motorized and manual wheelchairs, roll

Ministry Of National Security: Statement After Mason 5 Verdict Tuesday, Dec. 3rd. 2019 – The Ministry of National Security has issued a statement following the guilty verdict of William Danny

Same Old New Year By Dr.Abigail Joseph So the year 2019 has come to a close and let’s be honest – we ate the final days away!!! If you didn’t

July 1st. 2019

DIRTY DIRTY DIANNE-NAH! “So I contacted Minister Bev and I said girl, a lot of people they need their papers. We have no discussion about who will be voting, none

SSB Takes Bigger Bite Out of Paychecks Effective this week, on January 6th, the deductions from your salary, or your cash pan if you’re an employer, increased for Social Security

‘Who or What’ Is Harming The Pelicans Tuesday, Jan 21st. 2020 – Twice yesterday we received calls about pelicans with horribly broken wings. Both birds had their right wings broken

Some people are fortunate to find their passion and make it their career, while others are still searching and even more never manage to find it. For Frank Malic, a

On Thursday, October 10, 2019 –As four-time Olympic champion Simone Biles, 22, continues to celebrate her accomplishment of becoming the most-decorated female gymnast in history after recently winning her 21st

Following this morning’s press conference by Prime Minister Dean Barrow, the leader of the opposition PUP party leader John Briceno called on the Prime Minister to release the names of

Puerto Rico Hit By Powerful 6.4 Magnitude Earthquake Tuesday, Jan. 7th. 2020 – In the past 24 hours the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico has been rocked by several earthquakes.

Another Suspect Drug Plane Lands Near BELIZE-GUAT Border THE REPORTER: News Staff, – Tuesday Dec. 11th. Two Guatemalans found near Graham Creek in the Toledo District were today charged for

Details To celebrate the Christmas season, The Reporter is having a five-day Christmas challenge starting tomorrow, December 17. The challenge includes completing a different activity each day, leading up to

Tuesday, July 23rd. 2019 – The Belize Olympic & Commonwealth Games Association will be sending a contingent of nine (9) to participate in the XVIII Pan American Games which is

Deseree Cain Arzu Wildlife Conservation Society Six years ago, Marine Protected Areas managers in Belize tested and gave the nod of approval for use of the Spatial Monitoring and Reporting

Violators Of Nassau Grouper Regulation Will Face Hefty Fines Tuesday, Jan. 21st 2020 – A joint operation between Dangriga Police and the Fisheries Department has led to the discovery of

Swing Bridge Was ‘Accident Waiting to Happen,’ Says Contractor The dilapidated Belize City Swing Bridge was an “accident waiting to happen,” according to Bill Lindo, the contractor who was hired

The best of Belize’s culinary experts who competed in this year’s Taste of Belize competition and won will now be tested starting this weekend by the best among their ranks

Police Find Fake US Money, Weed & Ammo By Marion Ali – Saturday, Jan. 18th. 2020 – – A Police operation in Corozal Town on Friday evening yielded a parcel

Wilfred Pascascio Faces Alleged Rape Charge Thursday, Jan. 16th. 2020 – A Belizean businessman Wilfred Pascascio, 53, has been remanded to the Belize Central Prison on a charge of rape

BDF Soldier and Sibling Charged for Bar Attack Tuesday, December 31, 2019 – A Belize Defence Force Soldier from Bullet Tree Falls, along with his younger sibling have both been

Shyne Settles ‘Dalla’ Debt ON Thursday, 16 January 2020 It might not have otherwise made the news since people sue people every day, but a lawsuit that was in the

In a press release issued this evening, Belize Telemedia Limited has denied allegations that it owes $29M in outstanding payments to the General Sales Tax Department, stating that it pays

Emergency power outage 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Sunday, August 25 to replace broken utility pole in the area. Areas affected include: Mapp Street, Kelly Street, Freetown Road, Simon

The RIDE ACROSS BELIZE TO FIGHT CANCER will be held on October 13th.