Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Community and Society

Caribbean Fisheries Forum calls region to action

At its recent annual meeting in Montserrat, the Caribbean Fisheries Forum framed a set of recommendations that will be submitted to regional policy-makers at the 12th Meeting of the Ministerial Council of the Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism (CRFM), slated for 18 May 2018 in Montserrat.

Easy access to technology has led to an increase in cyberbullying

According to a report by I-SAFE Foundation, cyberbullying has become a serious problem among teens and it is up to everyone in the community to help fight the problem.

San Pedro Police officer awarded for outstanding performance

San Pedro’s Corporal 1037 Allan Woods was recognized as one of the top performing officers for 2017 Wednesday, April 25th in Belize City for his outstanding performance for the most drug interdictions.

BCCI and NEMO hold workshop on natural disasters for San Pedro business community

Belize Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) organized an educational session with members of the San Pedro business community regarding natural disasters. In collaboration with the National Emergency Organization (NEMO), the two-part workshop was held on Wednesday, April 18th at the Sunbreeze Hotel.

Rise and SHINE 5K run/walk declared a success

Bright and early on Saturday, April 21st, islanders came together for the first ever ‘Rise and Shine’ 5k Run/Walk.

Islanders celebrate World Earth Day 2018

To celebrate World Earth Day 2018, a group of islanders participated in beach and sea clean-up on Sunday, April 22nd.

San Pedro Tour Guide Association hosts a successful meeting

Various speakers were present at the meeting addressing attendees on different policies and regulations tour guides must follow within Belize to avoid fines or facing jail time.

Authorities won’t confirm if Cayo Rosario tourism project has been approved

Cayo Rosario is a 10-acre privately owned island west of Ambergris Caye, packed with mangroves and teeming with wildlife. According to an online publication, the project was approved in the second week of April and calls for 80% of the project to be constructed off the island as over-the-water structures.