LARGE QUANTITIES of cocaine and cannabis were seized at Carlisle Bay (Browne’s Beach), St Michael by the Drug Squad in an early morning operation on Wednesday. Acting Assistant Superintendent

DOCTORS from the Linden Hospital Complex are concerned over the number of patients being treated over the past week with zika related symptoms. Two of these patients however have

THE THREE-MONTH waiver on the importation of Styrofoam containers will end on March 31 with the ban taking full effect. The due date was reinforced when officers of the

By Leroy Smith SEVENTEEN prisoners in the Capital Section of the Georgetown Prison at Camp and Durban Streets died yesterday as a result of an unrest that started on

By Alva Solomon Prison authorities said they applied all relevant Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) while addressing the unrest at the Georgetown Prisons on Thursday, including the firing of a

By Alva Solomon PRESIDENT David Granger has ordered a full investigation into the riot at the Camp Street Prison which has claimed the lives of 17 inmates and injuries

YOUNG people are assets ready to be used, Caricom Youth Ambassador of Belize, Tarun Butcher said, as she addressed the 29th Meeting of the Council for Human and Social

By Shauna Jemmott AS LOCAL Government Elections (LGE) draws ever closer, independent candidates and groups alike have upped their game with the staging of a number of political meetings

By Jasmaine Payne GUYANA saw an addition of at least 36 Leap Year Day babies on February 29. That means that these babies– according to the Modern Gregorian calendar- will