Nurse Held At Gunpoint In Broad Daylight A routine trip home turned traumatic yesterday when a woman was held up at gunpoint in the West Landivar area after getting off a city bus with groceries in hand. The experience has left the nurse feeling unsafe even in what is often considered one of the city’s safest residential neighborhoods on the northside. We spoke to the victim who thankfully lived to tell her tale. | 7 News Belize

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24K views · 74 shares | We have completed 28 days since Belize's last confirmed case of COVID-19, and, tonight after hundreds of tests later, it’s safe to say that the country’s first wave of COVID-19 infections is over. We take a look back now at how Belize flattened its curve starting at its peak, that dark and harrowing easter weekend that gave the entire nation pause. Cherisse Halsall reports: | 7 News Belize | Facebook

2.7K views · 234 reactions | Since December 2021 over 40 houses have been handed over to deserving Belizeans countrywide, with another 100 nearing completion. The Government of Belize, through the Ministry of Infrastructure Development and Housing, remains committed to our people and to Delivering on Plan Belize. | Breaking Belize News | Facebook

“Killing is my business. And business is good…” Sharon Carr (born 1979 in Belize) became one of the UK’s most notorious juvenile offenders after the random, s3xually-motivated murder of 18-year-old apprentice hairdresser Katie Rackliff on June 7, 1992. Rackliff was ambushed while walking home from Ragamuffins nightclub in Camberley and stabbed 32 times with a 6.5-inch knife, including wounds through the heart and to the gen!tal area; some jewelry was taken and the body dumped near a cemetery in

Ecnomic Historian Says Belize's Economy Stagnant For Past 20 Years If you watched Uncut last week live from the UB Jaguar Auditorium, you would have seen leading economist Victor Bulmer Thomas. He;'s written many books including the Economic History of Belize from the 17th century to present. And yesterday he was the presenter at the University of Belize’s Policy Research Institute where he launched a new policy research paper titled "The Belizean Economy in the 21st Century: When and Why Belize