By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City: Monday, 7th March 2023
Small farmers in developing countries often face difficulties in accessing resources and markets for their produce, and the aftermath of natural disasters can exacerbate these challenges. However, a relief program in Belize is aiming to provide support to farmers impacted by Hurricane Lisa.
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City: Saturday, 4th March 2023
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City: Saturday, 4th March 2023
Belize, a small Central American country heavily dependent on imported energy, is taking steps to reduce the cost of electricity for its citizens. The government has partnered with the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), a US foreign aid agency, to improve the education and energy sectors, with a focus on reducing the cost of electricity.
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City: Friday, 3rd March, 2023
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City: Wednesday, 1st March 2023
Spanish Lookout was first established in 1958 when its founders relocated from the state of Chihuahua in northern Mexico. Ten years before heading to Mexico, they had relocated from Manitoba, Canada.
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City: Monday, 28th February 2023
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City, Sunday, 26th February 2023
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City: Sunday, 26th February 2023
By: Omar Silva
Wednesday, 23rd February 2023
Santánder Sugar Group’s investment in Belize has not only led to the production of high-quality sugar for export but has also brought innovative technology to provide the country with a national electricity grid powered by renewable energy.
BY: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Monday: 20th February 2023
Malnutrition is indeed a growing concern in Belize, particularly among school-age children who are not receiving adequate nutrition. This is a serious issue that can have significant impacts on physical and cognitive development, as well as long-term health outcomes.
