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Title: Where Are the Unions?
Runtime: 5:27
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: Not long ago, scandals and public discontent would have been enough to bring Belize’s unions into the streets. Their ability to mobilize workers and galvanize public support helped shape some of the country's most defining political moments. Today, however, amid mounting scrutiny over the Mira Millions affair and the Ministry of Defense procurement controversy, organized labor appears largely absent from the conversation. The contrast has not gone unnoticed. News Five's Paul Lopez reports.

Title: No Ombudsman, No Clear Timeline
Runtime: 2:43
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: More than seven months after the Office of the Ombudsman was left vacant, the man who last held the post is speaking out, not to ask for the job back, but to question why it still has not been filled. Retired Major Gilbert Swaso says he has no plans to reapply, but he believes government may be complicating the process by searching for a candidate with specialized human rights expertise. Swaso argues that an Ombudsman should be appointed now, and that human rights training can follow, especially since the legal changes needed to merge a National Human Rights Institution with the Ombudsman’s Office have not yet been made.

Title: Who Is Protecting the Haitian Minors?
Runtime: 3:21
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: Former Ombudsman Major Gilbert Swaso is pressing for answers in the case involving nine Haitian minors brought to Belize in 2023, filing a Freedom of Information Act request to determine what progress, if any, has been made since his departure from office. The request comes as the Ministry of Immigration joins the investigation into allegations surrounding the children’s immigration status, guardianship arrangements, refugee and welfare protections, and possible human trafficking concerns allegedly linked to the Beauty Out of Ashes organization. Swaso says key government agencies gave little cooperation when he began probing the matter. With the Ombudsman’s post vacant since December 2025, he says Belizeans deserve answers on whether the investigation has moved forward and what is being done to protect the children.

Title: Credit Union Invests In Young Belizeans
Runtime: 2:31
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: As Saint John’s Credit Union marks its eightieth anniversary this year, the institution is expanding its investment in education by awarding four high school scholarships to students from across Belize, the largest single group of recipients in the program’s history. The scholarships, which provide financial assistance throughout all four years of high school, recognize students who demonstrated academic potential, financial need and a commitment to their future goals. The credit union says the initiative reflects SJCU ongoing commitment to supporting its members and strengthening communities through education, while scholarship recipients were encouraged to view the award as both an opportunity and a responsibility to continue striving for excellence.

Title: One Hundred Four Years Strong
Runtime: 3:09
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: The Public Service Union is marking a major milestone: one hundred and four years of standing up for Belize’s public officers. Since 1922, the PSU has played a central role in defending workers’ rights and pushing for better conditions across the public service. But as the union celebrates its long history, it is also looking at the challenges facing public officers today, including the SARA transition, concerns over terminal workers, and employee benefits. PSU President Dean Flowers says the union remains focused on solidarity and advocacy as it prepares for its Annual General Meeting under the theme, “One Vision, One Voice, One Union: PSU, One Hundred Four Years Strong.”

Title: First Asylum Seeker Arrives in Belize
Runtime: 2:06
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: Belize’s Third Safe Country agreement with the United States is no longer just a policy on paper. The first asylum seeker has arrived under the arrangement, a Haitian national who will now begin the process of settling into Belizean society. While the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is leading the agreement, Immigration Minister Kareem Musa says his ministry has an important role to play in helping these individuals integrate once they are here. Today, Musa shared an update on Belize’s first case under the agreement.

Title: Musa Avoids Mayoral Endorsement
Runtime: 1:47
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: Caribbean Shores Area Representative Kareem Musa is staying neutral in the upcoming PUP Belize City municipal convention, and he says that is exactly how the process should work. With Allan Pollard and Eluide Miller both vying for the mayoral candidacy, Musa says delegates must be free to make their own choice without pressure from elected officials. But whoever emerges victorious, he says, will have his full support. And for Musa, even the candidate who falls short should be recognized for stepping forward in the interest of the party.

Title: BEL Severance Dispute Drags On
Runtime: 1:28
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: For former BEL employees who have been waiting years for severance payments, time is not on their side. Some are aging, others are battling illness, and all are still hoping for a final answer. But the legal process meant to help settle the dispute appears to be stalled. Labor Minister Kareem Musa is now calling out Belize Electricity Limited, saying the company promised to seek direction from the High Court within a month, but two months later, that still has not happened. Now, pressure is building on BEL to move the matter forward and bring closure to the former workers.

Title: Modern Buses, Missing Shelters
Runtime: 1:53
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: The Belize City Council is touting its electric bus pilot as a step forward for public transportation, but for many commuters, one glaring problem remains impossible to ignore. While the buses may be modern, the infrastructure to support the people who rely on them has lagged, leaving passengers exposed to scorching sun and heavy rain as they wait. City officials now acknowledge the shortcoming and say plans are finally in motion to close a gap that many residents have been dealing with since the project's launch.

Title: A Bond Before the Ballot
Runtime: 2:09
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: With municipal elections just eight months away, the Belize City Council is looking to borrow sixteen million dollars in new funds. The council is proposing a forty-six-million-dollar bond that, according to Deputy Mayor Eluide Miller, would be used to fund major capital projects across the city. But with election season approaching, questions are already being asked about timing, priorities, and the council’s ability to manage that level of debt. Miller says the Bernard Wagner-led council has a strong track record, noting that it has never defaulted on an interest or principal payment.

Title: Reggae Night Carries Message of Unity
Runtime: 1:36
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: This Saturday, the message is simple: One Love. Reggae music, culture and community will come together for the annual Haile Selassie 134th Earthstrong Night Celebration. But organizer Ras Reuben says the event is not just about good music. It is about honoring history, celebrating identity and reminding Belizeans of the power of unity. He shares what the night will bring.

Title: Workers Trust Under Scrutiny
Runtime: 2:07
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: It is a fund born out of a decades-old fight by retired public officers to recover money they say government still owes them. But tonight, the Public Sector Workers Trust is facing fresh scrutiny after an audit reportedly raised questions about grants issued and loans that were later written off. Public Service Union President Dean Flowers says there is no reason to investigate the trustees themselves. But he concedes that if questions are being asked about how the fund was managed, then the focus should turn to the trust’s administrative staff.

Stoney’s Troubles Bring Rodwell To Tears

Title: Stoney’s Troubles Bring Rodwell To Tears
Runtime: 2:58
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: Stann Creek West Area Representative Rodwell Ferguson became emotional today as he publicly addressed his son’s latest run-in with police, condemning the alleged outburst but also speaking through tears about the lifelong physical and psychological struggles he says his son has endured. Stoney Ferguson was detained following an altercation with Placencia police on Saturday, July eighteenth, after officers say a routine traffic stop at a checkpoint escalated into verbal abuse, a police chase, and damage to a police mobile. While his father concedes Stoney Ferguson will have to face the consequences for his actions, he chronicled his early battle with severe asthma, miraculous recovery from a broken back and struggle with anxiety.

Title: Farmers Brace for El Niño Impact
Runtime: 3:06
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: Central America is getting ready for what could be a tough stretch for farmers. With the 2026-2027 El Niño phenomenon expected to bring drought, extreme weather, and added pressure on food production, agriculture ministers from across the region met Thursday in San José, Costa Rica, to plan a coordinated response. Belize’s Minister of Agriculture, Rodwell Ferguson, is leading those discussions in his role as Pro Tempore President of the Central American Agricultural Council. The focus is on finding the resources farmers will need to weather the impacts and protect regional food security. Minister Ferguson says no country can face this challenge alone, and that cooperation among member states is the only way forward.

Title: Belize Moves for Better Health
Runtime: 3:36
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: Belizeans are being asked to take a simple step toward better health, literally. The Ministry of Health and Wellness, in partnership with the Embassy of Taiwan, has launched “Belize Moves,” a nationwide campaign aimed at getting people more physically active in their everyday lives. The goal is to help reduce lifestyle-related illnesses, including non-communicable diseases, by encouraging movement that is practical, accessible, and easy to start. The campaign officially kicked off on Thursday evening at Sir George Brown Park in Belmopan. Shane Williams has the story.

Title: Critics Say Bill Goes Too Far
Runtime: 5:16
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: A proposed Broadcasting Bill that would extend Belize's broadcasting framework to certain online media services is drawing criticism from a growing number of stakeholders, including Orson Elrington, who warn that aspects of the legislation could threaten freedom of expression and create unnecessary barriers for online creators and businesses. While the Belize Broadcasting Authority says the bill is designed to modernize outdated broadcasting laws and would apply only to services operating as broadcasters and not ordinary social media users, critics argue the draft legislation is too broad and could have unintended consequences. Critics are now calling for wider stakeholder consultations before the bill is finalized. News Five Britney Gordon has the story.

Title: More Electric Buses for Belize?
Runtime: 2:43
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: Belize is looking to accelerate its transition to cleaner transportation through a regional electric mobility initiative supported by Taiwan and the countries of the Central American Integration System, SICA. The project will explore the feasibility of introducing additional electric buses and expanding charging infrastructure in Belize, while drawing on the experiences of regional leaders in sustainable transportation. Chief Executive Officer in the Ministry of Public Utilities, Energy and Logistics, Dr. Leroy Almendarez, recently participated in discussions on the initiative and says Belize is eager to learn from countries that have already made significant progress in the electric mobility sector. Here is more from him.

Title: Bailout or Investment for BEL?
Runtime: 3:02
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: Is government throwing BEL a lifeline, or making a smart investment to protect consumers? That is the debate around the proposed BEL Investment Bill. The Opposition says it looks like a taxpayer-funded bailout for the electricity company. But the Ministry of Energy rejects that, saying the plan is an equity investment meant to stabilize BEL, avoid steep electricity rate hikes and eventually bring returns to government. CEO Leroy Almendarez explains why the ministry says the bill is necessary.

Residents Blame Sargassum as Dead Fish Wash Ashore

Title: Residents Blame Sargassum as Dead Fish Wash Ashore
Runtime: 1:00
Date posted: 9 days ago
Description: Residents Blame Sargassum as Dead Fish Wash Ashore
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Title: Tune in at 6 o'clock. #News5Live
Runtime: 0:53
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Tune in at 6 o'clock. #News5Live

65% of Deaths in Belize Linked to Preventable Illness

Title: 65% of Deaths in Belize Linked to Preventable Illness
Runtime: 0:50
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: 65% of Deaths in Belize Linked to Preventable Illness
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What if government just... said no? #Belizenews #Belize #News5Belize

Title: What if government just... said no? #Belizenews #Belize #News5Belize
Runtime: 1:25
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: What if government just... said no? #Belizenews #Belize #News5Belize
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Title: No Shade While Waiting For The E-Bus?
Runtime: 1:02
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: No Shade While Waiting For The E-Bus?
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Belize City is 'NOT taking on $46 million in new debt'

Title: Belize City is 'NOT taking on $46 million in new debt'
Runtime: 0:54
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Belize City is 'NOT taking on $46 million in new debt'
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City Eyes Long-Term Sargassum Fight After $10K Cleanup

Title: City Eyes Long-Term Sargassum Fight After $10K Cleanup
Runtime: 1:01
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: City Eyes Long-Term Sargassum Fight After $10K Cleanup
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Title: CALL IN SEGMENT
Runtime: 37:36
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Visit youtube.com/gbtvfeed for the live stream of the entire newscast, or visit www.channel5belize.com for a text transcript.

CALL IN SEGMENT

Title: GRACE AND YOU
Runtime: 21:32
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Visit youtube.com/gbtvfeed for the live stream of the entire newscast, or visit www.channel5belize.com for a text transcript.

GRACE AND YOU

Title: RADIANT ROOTS
Runtime: 17:34
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Visit youtube.com/gbtvfeed for the live stream of the entire newscast, or visit www.channel5belize.com for a text transcript.

RADIANT ROOTS

Title: FAITH & FADES BARBERSHOP ON WHEELS
Runtime: 21:29
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Visit youtube.com/gbtvfeed for the live stream of the entire newscast, or visit www.channel5belize.com for a text transcript.

FAITH & FADES BARBERSHOP ON WHEELS

Title: Viewers Voice for July 23 2026
Runtime: 1:54
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Visit youtube.com/gbtvfeed for the live stream of the entire newscast, or visit www.channel5belize.com for a text transcript.

Title: Trade Reform Hits the Villages
Runtime: 2:39
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Trade license reform is coming to Belize’s villages, and for the first time, some rural businesses will need a license and may have to pay a fee. That has sparked concern that small vendors and peddlers could be hit with new costs. But Local Government Director Clifford King says that is not true. He says the reform is meant to make the system clearer, friendlier to businesses, and more useful to village councils. Under the new rules, only businesses operating from spaces larger than six hundred square feet will pay the tax. Peddlers and other businesses without fixed premises will only pay a ten-dollar application fee. King says the revenue will go back into improving villages and public spaces.

Title: A Turning Point for UB?
Runtime: 3:04
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: For students and graduates of the University of Belize, international accreditation could mean greater recognition of their degrees and new opportunities abroad. UB has now taken a major step in that direction by submitting its Application for Accreditation Candidacy to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. The move follows years of internal work to improve faculty qualifications, institutional effectiveness, policy development and quality assurance. According to UB President Dr. Vincent Palacio, the university now enters a detailed review process that will determine whether it qualifies for candidacy status.

Title: GST-Free School Shopping Returns
Runtime: 3:05
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: The Government of Belize is bringing back GST-free shopping for school supplies for a second consecutive year and this time with an expanded list of qualifying items. While the list of items grew, the number of shopping days was reduced. Instead of the two full weekends offered last year, families will have just two Saturdays, August fifteenth and August twenty-ninth, to purchase school items without paying General Sales Tax. Belize Tax Services says the shorter shopping period shouldn’t negatively affect consumers because Saturday is the traditional shopping day for all families. Deputy Director of Belize Tax Services Vilma Broaster is encouraging Belizean parents to take full advantage of this year’s tax-free days.

Title: Belize Presses for Easier Travel
Runtime: 1:37
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Instead of signaling a setback, recent reports about Belize's access to Europe have reignited a long-running conversation about the strength of the Belizean passport and the hurdles many citizens face when traveling abroad. While Spain has clarified that Belize remains outside the Schengen visa-waiver program, government officials say that's nothing new and efforts to secure visa-free access are still ongoing. The issue has renewed focus on the travel restrictions Belizeans face when visiting key destinations like the European Union, the United States, and Canada. Today, we asked Minister of Immigration Kareem Musa where those efforts stand.

Title: Musa Backs Procurement Reforms
Runtime: 2:44
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Rather than seeing the Mira Millions and Ministry of Defense procurement controversy as a political liability, Cabinet Minister Kareem Musa says it could become a turning point for government reform. Musa argues that the scandal has exposed weaknesses in Belize's procurement system that can now be addressed through stronger safeguards and oversight. With the next general election still years away, he believes the Briceño administration has enough time to restore public confidence and demonstrate accountability. Musa is also calling for automatic alerts to flag unusual spending activity, particularly when large sums are dispersed through hundreds of smaller invoices in a single day. Despite the growing scrutiny, he maintains that Belizeans continue to place significant trust in the People's United Party.

Did Home Affairs Use Preferred Suppliers?

Title: Did Home Affairs Use Preferred Suppliers?
Runtime: 2:32
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Cabinet Minister Kareem Musa also faced questions about his own time at the Ministry of Home Affairs. Reporters asked whether that ministry had its own list of preferred suppliers, especially at a time when government procurement practices are under heavy scrutiny. Musa acknowledged that Tropicana was among the businesses used to supply boots, saying the company provided the quality and brand that officers specifically wanted. But the bigger question was whether, under his watch, suppliers were ever asked to split or prepare invoices below ten thousand dollars to speed up payment.

Title: Musa Deflects Focus from Supplier Ties
Runtime: 2:10
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Instead of weighing in on the optics of Cabinet ministers having family and political connections to Ministry of Defense suppliers, Cabinet Minister Kareem Musa is steering the conversation in a different direction. Faced with questions about those relationships, Musa offered a cautious response, insisting that the focus should not be on who is benefiting from government contracts, but on whether taxpayers are getting the best deal possible. In his view, the key test is simple: can the supplier provide the goods or services at the lowest cost while delivering value for money?

Avoiding Oversight or Ensuring Efficiency?

Title: Avoiding Oversight or Ensuring Efficiency?
Runtime: 1:31
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: When a government invoice lands just below ten thousand dollars, it may not raise eyebrows on its own. But when hundreds of them follow the same pattern, questions begin to mount. News Five has reviewed and investigated scores of invoices that appear to stay under the threshold that would trigger greater oversight. Critics say it points to a deliberate attempt to avoid scrutiny, while others argue it may simply be a faster way to get government business done. Cabinet Minister Kareem Musa says he believes the practice is not limited to one ministry, but happens across government.

Title: Too Graphic for Public View?
Runtime: 1:21
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Just weeks into his new role as Minister of Home Affairs, Julius Espat is already facing pushback over one of his ministry’s first major public messaging efforts. An anti-crime campaign launched under his watch is drawing criticism for its use of graphic images and videos meant to show the harsh consequences of choosing a life of crime. The campaign was designed to shock, but not everyone agrees with that approach. Former Home Affairs Minister Kareem Musa says it is not a campaign he would have approved, citing concerns over the graphic nature of the material.

Title: Was the Haitian Girls Probe Dropped?
Runtime: 2:33
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Former Ombudsman Retired Major Herman Gilbert Swaso is demanding answers about an unfinished investigation into the case of nine Haitian girls brought to Belize back in 2023, who are now under the care of individuals connected to the organization Beauty Out of Ashes. Swaso submitted a Freedom of Information request this week, stating that his office uncovered credible concerns related to guardianship, immigration status, child protection procedures and possible trafficking indicators during a probe that began in 2025. Swaso maintains that while his office obtained information from immigration authorities, key government departments failed to provide critical documents and responses before his tenure ended. Now, more than six months after leaving office, he wants to know whether the investigation was continued, transferred, suspended or quietly abandoned. Minister of Immigration Kareem Musa says they are looking into the case.

Title: Born Belizean, Listed American
Runtime: 1:46
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: A U.S. national wants to claim Belizean citizenship by descent, but there’s a complication. His birth certificate lists his parent as being born in the United States, even though that parent was actually born in Belize. Immigration Minister Kareem Musa says cases like this are more common than people may think. He says the ministry will not investigate whether the parent committed fraud in the U.S., but it does require that parent to sign a declaration before the child can be certified as Belizean. Musa explains how the process works.

Title: Last Call for Old Liquor Laws
Runtime: 2:59
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: If you live near a bar, nightclub, or open-air establishment, you may have had to deal with late-night noise, heavy traffic, or questions about how those businesses got licensed in the first place. Now, government says it wants to hear directly from you. Next week, the Ministry of Local Government will bring its nationwide liquor licensing consultation to Belize City, where residents, business owners, and other stakeholders will get a chance to weigh in on proposed changes to laws that have been largely untouched for more than a hundred years. The discussions will look at noise pollution, operating hours, licensing categories, enforcement, and how open-air establishments should be regulated. Officials say the goal is to modernize the system and strike a better balance between business activity and community peace. Director of Local Government Clifford King explains.

Title: Baron Bliss Set for Makeover
Runtime: 1:45
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: For years, the Baron Bliss Lighthouse has stood as a symbol of Belize City. But earlier this year, concerns about its visibly deteriorating condition raised fears that one of the country's most treasured landmarks could be at risk. Now, restoration work is finally underway. The project goes beyond repairing the iconic monument, with plans for shoreline stabilization, beautification works, and a new boardwalk designed to transform the area into a more vibrant tourism destination. City officials say the investment will preserve a piece of Belize's history while creating a safer and more attractive space for residents and visitors alike.

Title: Where Is Jason Flowers?
Runtime: 2:01
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Former immigration employee Jason Flowers remains on the run tonight, as investigators dig deeper into missing funds at the Belize City Immigration Office. More than one hundred and sixty thousand dollars is reportedly unaccounted for, and Flowers has been identified as a key figure in the ongoing investigation. Authorities allege he cancelled numerous receipts and pocketed the payments. Today, Immigration Minister Kareem Musa told reporters that the Auditor General’s Office has now launched an audit to determine just how far the alleged fraud goes.

Title: Diaspora Pushes for Senate Seat
Runtime: 2:24
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: Belizeans living abroad say they are no longer content with supporting the country from a distance. They want a voice in national decision-making, and they are now asking government to make that representation official. Today, members of the Belizean diaspora opened the third Belize Diaspora Summit here in Belize, where organizer Aria Lightfoot presented a policy paper calling for a national diaspora plan. Among the proposals is a seat in the Senate for the diaspora community. We spoke with Lightfoot about why that representation matters, and we also asked Minister of Immigration Kareem Musa whether government is prepared to consider the request.

Title: New Media Rules, New Legal Questions
Runtime: 4:39
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: A High Court defamation case and a proposed overhaul of Belize's broadcasting laws are converging around one central issue: who should be held accountable for what is said online? Attorney Tiffany Cadle and Kenyon Flowers are seeking a default judgment against three defendants, including Sharon Mae Peters, Teresita Moody, and Leith Dawson, accused of failing to file a defense in a lawsuit over alleged defamatory remarks made during a social media livestream. As the case moves forward, lawmakers are considering legislation that could expand oversight of digital media, potentially reshaping how disputes like this are handled in the future.

Title: Belize City Invests In Youth
Runtime: 3:30
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: While classes are on pause for the summer, Belize City’s young people are staying busy. Instead of spending their vacation at home, dozens of children are hitting the basketball court, brushing up on academics, and even rolling out yoga mats in the park through a series of free summer programs offered by the Belize City Council. The initiative is helping families save money while giving children a safe, fun, and productive way to spend their break. Shane Williams has more.

Belize represented at Commonwealth Games

Title: Belize represented at Commonwealth Games
Runtime: 0:23
Date posted: 11 days ago
Description: Belize represented at Commonwealth Games

Belize signed this 10 years ago. It's still not done #UNCAC #Belize #BelizeNews #news5Belize

Title: Belize signed this 10 years ago. It's still not done #UNCAC #Belize #BelizeNews #news5Belize
Runtime: 1:11
Date posted: 11 days ago
Description: Belize signed this 10 years ago. It's still not done #UNCAC #Belize #BelizeNews #news5Belize

Title: THE THIRD VOICE BELIZE PEOPLE'S FRONT
Runtime: 22:07
Date posted: 11 days ago
Description: Visit youtube.com/gbtvfeed for the live stream of the entire newscast, or visit www.channel5belize.com for a text transcript.

THE THIRD VOICE BELIZE PEOPLE'S FRONT

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