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  1. Minister Espat says he would support cut to ministers’ allowances if necessary

    By Zoila Palma: Following ongoing public discussions on the rising cost of living, Minister of Infrastructure Development and Housing Julius Espat says he would support a reduction in Cabinet ministers’ allowances.

  2. Prime Minister says Belize exporting more sugar in CARICOM market

    By Zoila Palma: Following Friday’s Sitting of the House of Representatives Prime Minister John Briceno said that Belize is exporting more sugar into the CARICOM market.

  3. Cordel Hyde: Ministers get swell headed sometimes

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Minister of Natural Resources Cordel Hyde had a message for his Cabinet colleagues, and it came with a bit of an edge.

  4. Sunny Tuesday with a few coastal showers this morning

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Belize can expect a mostly sunny Tuesday with a few cloudy spells, according to the National Meteorological Service.

  5. Belize honours its 2026 Wildlife Heroes

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Five Belizeans have been recognized for their outstanding work protecting the country’s wildlife.

  6. Briceño eyes third term, plans to lead PUP into 2030

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Prime Minister John Briceño is not stepping aside.

  7. Belize Accounting and Financial Services is hiring a full time interpreter

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Belize Accounting and Financial Services is looking to add a full time interpreter to its team.

  8. Jamie Young murder trial delayed after attorney falls ill

    By Breaking Belize News Staff: The murder trial of Jamie Caesar Young, accused of killing 30-year-old Damion Dominique Baptist during a deadly highway pursuit in 2024, has been postponed after Young’s attorney fell ill.

  9. By Breaking Belize News Staff: A Sandhill Village woman is back behind bars after the Chief Magistrate revoked her bail for repeatedly failing to appear in court, while police are also reportedly considering an additional attempted arson charge against he…

  10. By Breaking Belize News Staff: He wasn’t repairing a computer but a 27-year-old Belize City IT technician has been remanded to the Belize Central Prison after allegedly trying to fix two people’s business and being charged in connection with an alleged ve…

  11. Taiwan condemns “transnational repression” after US arrest

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Taiwan is speaking out after US authorities arrested a woman accused of spying on President Lai Ching-te’s family for China.

  12. Construction begins on new cattle export corral in Chan Chen, Corozal

    By Zoila Palma: Construction is officially underway on a new cattle export corral in Chan Chen Village, Corozal District, as the Government of Belize moves to strengthen infrastructure supporting the country’s livestock sector.

  13. $500,000 investment could earn foreigners residency in Belize

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Foreign investors could soon secure residency in Belize, but it will come with a price and conditions.

  14. Police investigate Coastal Road collision that killed Ramzi Asaad

    By Breaking Belize News Staff: Police are investigating a fatal collision on the Coastal Road that claimed the life of Belize City resident Ramzi Asaad.

  15. Police say alcohol involved in crash that killed Chad Borland near Belmopan

    By Breaking Belize News Staff: Police say alcohol is believed to have been involved in the fatal road traffic accident that claimed the life of 28-year-old Chad Anton Borland near Belmopan.

  16. By Breaking Belize News Staff: An immigration officer has been charged with extortion following allegations that he collected $6,000 from a shipping agent in Independence but the money was never received by the relevant authorities.

  17. By Breaking Belize News Staff: Two people are in police custody following an incident in the San Andres area of the Corozal District in which two men were allegedly forced into a pickup truck and questioned about stolen property.

  18. Is San Ignacio and Santa Elena considering a mixed slate again? Trapp or Mai for Mayor?

    By Zoila Palma: As the 2027 Municipal Elections draw closer, political attention is once again turning to San Ignacio and Santa Elena, where voters appear to be weighing not only the candidates on the ballot, but also whether they want to maintain a divid…

  19. Two charged in Caribbean International Brewery robbery in Independence

    By Breaking Belize News Staff: Police have arrested and charged two people in connection with last month’s armed robbery at a Caribbean International Brewery office in Independence.

  20. By Breaking Belize News Staff: Police are searching for three suspects following an armed robbery at Midtown Restaurant in Belize City during which a security guard was robbed of his licensed 9mm pistol.

  21. Prime Minister and National Garifuna Council discuss protecting culture and heritage

    By Zoila Palma: Today, Prime Minister John Briceno and Minister of Culture Francis Fonseca met with the National Garifuna Council.

  22. Jarrett Bainton hospitalized after being shot while walking home in Ladyville

    By Breaking Belize News Staff: A 32-year-old Ladyville resident is hospitalized in stable condition following a shooting on Paris Road on Sunday night.

  23. Police say rivalry led to fatal shooting of 21-year-old Jahrrule Gibson in Sandhill

    By Breaking Belize News Staff: Police say they are seeking one suspect in connection with the murder of 21-year-old Jahrrule Gibson, who was shot and killed in Sandhill Village on Friday night.

  24. World Health Organization: Almost 700,000 women died from breast cancer in 2024

    By Zoila Palma: October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the World Health Organization (WHO) is calling for greater awareness and action to improve early detection, timely diagnosis and access to quality breast cancer care.

  25. By Zoila Palma: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says Mexico needs to make greater efforts to place its public debt on a declining path, despite continued fiscal consolidation in 2026.

  26. By Zoila Palma: The Association for Dispute Resolution of Belize (ADRAB) held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at the University of the West Indies Open Campus.

  27. Belize Forest Department welcomes new partners to support Greening Belize

    By Zoila Palma: The Belize Forest Department has expanded its Greening Belize partnerships through the signing of Data Sharing Agreements with WCS Belize and KT Enterprises.

  28. Belize City Council supports Entrepreneurs through Accelerator Programme

    By Zoila Palma: The Belize City Council has marked another milestone in its efforts to support local entrepreneurs and strengthen small businesses through the Belize City Accelerator Program.

  29. Students from Southern Belize participate in UNICEF School safety leadership programme

    By Zoila Palma: Forty student leaders from Golden Stream, Indian Creek, Big Falls and San Pedro Columbia Primary Schools are taking part in a School Safety Leadership Programme aimed at helping children understand disaster risks and prepare for emergencie…

  30. By Zoila Palma: The strengthening El Niño is expected to influence temperatures, rainfall and tropical cyclone patterns across the South-West Indian Ocean region from October 2026 through March 2027, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO…

  31. By Zoila Palma: Dozens of people have reportedly been placed under observation in eastern Russia following the death of a 28-year-old laboratory technician who worked at the Irkutsk Research Anti-Plague Institute of Siberia, CNN reports.

  32. Civil Registry and Vital Statistics services are now available at offices across Belize

    By Zoila Palma: The Civil Registry Department and Vital Statistics Unit (VSU) have announced that Civil Registry and Vital Statistics (CRVS) services are now available at all VSU offices across Belize.

  33. By Zoila Palma: The Ministry of Investment, through its Investment Policy and Compliance Unit (IPCU), and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) have completed an advanced-level training on financial analysis of investment projects…

  34. By Zoila Palma: A neuroscientist is raising concerns about the potential health effects of prolonged exposure to LED lighting, which has become increasingly common in homes, schools, hospitals and workplaces because of its energy efficiency.

  35. Eliude says PUP team ready for Municipals 2027 in Belize City

    By Zoila Palma: PUP Mayoral candidate Eliude Miller says that his team is ready for the 2027 municipal elections.

  36. Leader of Opposition says “Belizean families cannot afford more increases”

    By Zoila Palma: Leader of the Opposition Tracy Panton says that data from the Statistical Institute of Belize shows how Belize’s economy grew by just 1.4% in the second quarter of 2026 while the primary sector contracted by 6.1%, the secondary sector by 6…

  37. Leader of Opposition says “UDP ready” for 2027 Municipal elections

    By Zoila Palma: Leader of the Opposition Tracy Panton says that the UDP is ready for the 2027 municipal elections.

  38. National Biodiversity Office participates in Belize Birding Festival 2026

    By Zoila Palma: The National Biodiversity Office (NBIO) participated in the Belize Birding Festival 2026 on October 3, engaging with more than 90 members of the public and sharing information about its work, projects and mandate.

  39. Join the World Mental Health Day walkathon!

    By Zoila Palma: As World Mental Health Day approaches on October 10, 2026, this year’s observance is being held under the theme, “Lived experiences heard: Real voices, real change.”

  40. Jealousy over supper ends with three people injured in Trial Farm

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): A 20 year old man has been detained after three people were injured in an alleged attack in the Black Water Area of Trial Farm Village, Orange Walk District.

  41. Man says shotgun was pointed at him after money dispute in Orange Walk

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Police in Orange Walk are investigating a report of aggravated assault involving what appeared to be a shotgun.

  42. Expired licence and no insurance land August Pine Ridge man in trouble

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): A 38 year old laborer of August Pine Ridge Village, Orange Walk District, has been charged with traffic offences after a police stop on Saturday night.

  43. America goes all in on super intelligence. Where is Belize?

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP) : The world’s biggest economy just made AI a matter of national priority.

  44. Man charged with burglary after stealing two empty Belikin crates

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Man charged with burglary after stealing two empty Belikin crates A 43 year old unemployed man of Santa Familia Street, Orange Walk Town, has been charged with burglary after allegedly stealing two empty Belikin crates.

  45. Belize Basketball Federation heads to elections November 7

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): The Belize Basketball Federation is preparing to elect a new Executive Committee.

  46. Your smart meter can reveal what’s driving up your BEL bill

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Wondering which appliance is eating up your electricity?

  47. Guyana strengthens its passport. Is Belize next?

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Guyana has just made its passport more powerful, and it raises a question many Belizeans are asking: when will our Government do the same?

  48. French Guiana thrashes Belize 2 to 0 in Belmopan

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): The Jaguars had the home crowd.

  49. Belizeans compare prices as potatoes and onions rise in Mexico too

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Belizeans love a Chetumal run, especially when the belief is that everything across the border is cheaper.

  50. Have you seen 15 year old Angelique Castillo?

    By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): A Belize City teenager is missing, and her family needs your help.