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Southern Area Rep Hoping For Emergency Sargassum Funding

Title: Southern Area Rep Hoping For Emergency Sargassum Funding
Runtime: 1:58
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: Residents and tourism stakeholders in southern Belize are growing increasingly concerned as large amounts of sargassum continue to blanket the beaches of Placencia, Hopkins and other coastal communities, leaving some stretches of coastline virtually unusable. The issue has sparked urgent discussions among the Belize Tourism Board, local leaders, and government officials as they search for effective solutions. Area Representative for Stann Creek West Rodwell Ferguson says the situation has reached a critical stage, but he remains hopeful that international funding could soon be secured to help tackle the growing problem.

Young Belizean Athletes Shine at CODICADER Games

Title: Young Belizean Athletes Shine at CODICADER Games
Runtime: 3:08
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: Good evening, I am Paul Lopez with this week’s installment of Sports Monday brought to you by the National Sports Council. We begin tonight’s coverage with the exemplary performance of our young Belizean athletes at the CODICADER Games in Honduras. Over the course of the last three days, these athletes have been racking up victoriously in various disciplines. Here are some of the reports coming out of the event. On Saturday, Belize’s football team defeated Guatemala three to one in football. Belize’s female football team also pulled off an exceptional performance, drawing with Guatemala one goal apiece. In volleyball, both male and female teams also secured victorious against Guatemala. And to add the cherry on top of outstanding performances, today Belize’s female softball team sent Guatemala off the pitch in stunning fashion after dominating them with an impressive twenty-two runs. Better yet, they held Guatemala to zero runs. Belize continues to perform exceptionally well ...

Title: Government Pays for Rights Violations
Runtime: 1:51
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: Eighteen men are now entitled to compensation after the courts found that government violated their constitutional rights during the 2020 State of Emergency. The Court of Appeal upheld the damages previously awarded to thirteen of them and granted compensation to five others. Attorney Leslie Mendez spoke with us about the ruling and what happens next.

Judges Reject Government’s SOE Powers Argument

Title: Judges Reject Government’s SOE Powers Argument
Runtime: 2:06
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: Government cannot suspend constitutional rights simply because crime and violence have spiraled out of control. That is the clear message from the Court of Appeal, which ruled that the 2020 State of Emergency on Belize City’s southside was unconstitutional. After reviewing two conflicting High Court decisions from 2025, the judges found that authorities failed to prove the situation was so widespread that ordinary criminal laws could not address it. The court also ruled that the arrests and detentions carried out under the emergency declarations violated the detainees’ constitutional rights. Attorney Leslie Mendez, who represented the appellants, explains why the decision could reshape how future governments respond to violent crime.

Senior Citizen Faces Serious Drug Charge

Title: Senior Citizen Faces Serious Drug Charge
Runtime: 1:06
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: At sixty-seven, San Pedro resident Jose Gonzalez is facing a serious drug-trafficking charge. Police say officers encountered Gonzalez during a late-night patrol and allegedly discovered a quantity of suspected crack cocaine. He was arrested and formally charged as investigators continued their probe. ASP Stacy Smith provided the details.

Title: Red Bank Journey Ends in Tragedy
Runtime: 1:36
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: A Saturday morning collision at the entrance to Red Bank Village has claimed the life of fifty-nine-year-old Nerry Campbell. Investigators say Campbell was turning into the village on his motorcycle when he collided with a pickup truck driven by thirty-year-old Deidra Jackson along the Thomas Vincent Ramos Highway. Medical teams rushed the Guatemalan laborer to the Southern Regional Hospital, but he died while undergoing surgery for multiple injuries. Police have served Jackson with a Notice of Intended Prosecution as the investigation continues. ASP Stacy Smith tells us more.

Title: Ranchito Woman Busted With Crack
Runtime: 1:17
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: More than twenty grams of suspected crack cocaine, an alleged attempt to dispose of the evidence and two criminal charges. That is what police say resulted from a search operation at the Ranchito Village home of thirty-eight-year-old Sandra Pineda. She now faces charges of drug trafficking and obstruction after officers reportedly recovered the suspected drugs. ASP Stacy Smith tells us what happened when police arrived.

Title: Lifetime of Public Service Recognized
Runtime: 2:01
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: For decades, they have kept government working and served Belizeans, often without public recognition. But on Friday, forty-two dedicated public officers finally took center stage in Belmopan. Public Service Minister Henry Charles Usher honored the long-serving men and women, recognizing the commitment, sacrifice and years of service they have given to the people of Belize.

Title: Don’t Rush Into Revenue Authority
Runtime: 2:34
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: Do not rush to join the proposed Belize Revenue Authority. That is the warning PSU President Dean Flowers is giving employees of the Belize Tax Service Department. Flowers argues that the reform would effectively abolish their current posts, potentially entitling affected workers to pension and retirement benefits under the Pensions Act. He says government has not clearly explained what employees could gain or lose by moving to the new entity and is urging them to understand their rights before deciding.

Title: Union Fears Government Power Grab
Runtime: 2:12
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: The Public Service Union is urging senators to closely examine the proposed Belize Revenue Authority Bill. PSU President Dean Flowers says it gives government officials too much power and leaves workers’ pensions and benefits uncertain. While the Ministry of Finance says the reform will modernize tax services and strengthen revenue collection, the union insists major questions about transparency, accountability and ministerial control remain unanswered.

Title: Brianna’s Killer Remains at Large
Runtime: 2:06
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: One week after twenty-year-old Brianna Myvett was gunned down, police still cannot say why anyone would want the promising university student and volleyball player dead. Investigators have gathered more information about the make and model of the vehicle believed to have been used in the attack, but they have not yet tracked it down. Two persons of interest were briefly detained and later released after police found no concrete evidence linking them to the killing. ASP Stacy Smith says the investigation remains active as detectives search for the vehicle, a suspect and, most importantly, a motive.

Title: Road March Revelry Takes Deadly Turn
Runtime: 4:47
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: Twenty-five-year-old Patrick “Papi” Meighan left home to enjoy Carnival weekend, but he never made it back. Shortly before seven on Saturday evening, Meighan was fatally injured after being run over by a moving truck near Cambranes Bakery on Freetown Road. The vehicle was returning from Belize City’s Carnival Road March when the celebration took a deadly turn. Tonight, police are working to determine exactly what happened, and Meighan’s loved ones are struggling to make sense of his sudden death. News Five’s Britney Gordon has the story.

Resident Challenges Port’s Property Claim

Title: Resident Challenges Port’s Property Claim
Runtime: 2:45
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: Tyrell Godoy says he is ready to go to court to defend land he has occupied for nearly forty years. His dispute with the Port of Belize dates back more than two decades, and while a fence once appeared to settle the boundary, the government’s planned multimillion-dollar port expansion has revived his concerns. Godoy does not hold title to the property but insists his application is being processed.

Title: War of Words Ends in Bloodshed
Runtime: 4:12
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: Carnival morning should have brought music, color and celebration to Pickstock Street. Instead, it brought heartbreak to the family of forty-five-year-old Jeremy Hendricks. Police say an early-morning domestic dispute turned deadly when Hendricks was fatally stabbed, leaving his loved ones to mourn as festivities unfolded around them. News Five’s Shane Williams reports on the violent start to what should have been a joyful weekend.

Title: Worker Saw Danger, Could Not Escape
Runtime: 2:04
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: Forty-nine-year-old Mauricio Soriano reportedly saw the danger and tried to run, but he could not escape the equipment failure that claimed his life. The Bulridge employee died last Thursday after a chain allegedly broke free from a truck carrying heavy machinery. Tonight, his San Ignacio family is grieving and searching for answers about what went wrong. A relative described the incident to News Five as a freak accident.

Police Intensify Anti-drug Operations in Cayo

Title: Police Intensify Anti-drug Operations in Cayo
Runtime: 2:18
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: The recent bloodshed in Cayo has triggered an intensified police crackdown on drugs and illegal firearms. Three murders rocked the district last week, with concerns that the killings may be connected to a struggle for control of the local drug trade. Police have since reported several more arrests and seizures as they move against suspected criminal operations. ASP Stacy Smith says law enforcement remains focused on those fueling the violence.

Title: Six Straight Wins for Soca Moca
Runtime: 4:14
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: Belize’s 2026 Carnival Road March brought one of the largest crowds and most vibrant street celebrations seen in years. But behind the music, costumes and energy, questions are mounting about the competition itself. With several of Carnival’s biggest and most popular bands sitting out, one mas camp easily dominated the field, raising concerns that the annual spectacle may be losing its competitive edge. Now, as the Belize Carnival Association prepares for elections, stakeholders are debating what must change to restore the excitement and strengthen Carnival’s future. News Five’s Shane Williams takes a closer look.

Protecting Waters Beyond Belize’s Borders

Title: Protecting Waters Beyond Belize’s Borders
Runtime: 2:02
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: Belize is taking the regional lead in protecting the vast stretches of ocean beyond national borders. As the first country in the region, and only the third worldwide, to join the United Nations High Seas Treaty, Belize is now bringing its national policies in line with the landmark agreement. Today, the Ministry of the Blue Economy and UNDP officially launched the framework that will guide its implementation. We heard from Chief Executive Officer Beverly Wade and UNDP Belize Deputy Resident Representative Michael Lund.

The Belize Council of Churches is speaking out on Carnival attire. 👇

Title: The Belize Council of Churches is speaking out on Carnival attire. 👇
Runtime: 1:36
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: The Belize Council of Churches is speaking out on Carnival attire. They say it's not about ending the tradition. Here's what they're asking for 👇

Patrick Meighan’s Final Words to His Dad Before Fatal Carnival Accident

Title: Patrick Meighan’s Final Words to His Dad Before Fatal Carnival Accident
Runtime: 0:56
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: Patrick Meighan’s Final Words to His Dad Before Fatal Carnival Accident
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Carnival Morning Turns Deadly for Pickstock Street Man

Title: Carnival Morning Turns Deadly for Pickstock Street Man
Runtime: 0:42
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: Carnival Morning Turns Deadly for Pickstock Street Man

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Oye Sept 7th 2026 - Discover the Tradition of Taiko Drumming with the Japan U.S. Embassy Belize

Title: Oye Sept 7th 2026 - Discover the Tradition of Taiko Drumming with the Japan U.S. Embassy Belize
Runtime: 15:48
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: Visit youtube.com/gbtvfeed for the live stream of the entire newscast, or visit www.channel5belize.com for a text transcript.

Oye Sept 7th 2026 - Tourism Outlook for the Final Quarter of 2026

Title: Oye Sept 7th 2026 - Tourism Outlook for the Final Quarter of 2026
Runtime: 31:07
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: Visit youtube.com/gbtvfeed for the live stream of the entire newscast, or visit www.channel5belize.com for a text transcript.

Oye Sept 7th 2026 - What’s Next for Belize’s Sea Cucumber Industry?

Title: Oye Sept 7th 2026 - What’s Next for Belize’s Sea Cucumber Industry?
Runtime: 14:52
Date posted: 15 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: Belize City Carnival Road March 2026
Runtime: 1:01
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: Belize City Carnival Road March 2026
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Oye Sept 7th 2026 - Jankunu Productionz Presents Three Nights of Comedy “The Prodigal Pickney

Title: Oye Sept 7th 2026 - Jankunu Productionz Presents Three Nights of Comedy “The Prodigal Pickney
Runtime: 16:24
Date posted: 15 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: Belize City J’ouvert 2026
Runtime: 1:01
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: Belize City J’ouvert 2026
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Title: Viewer's Voice for September 4, 2026
Runtime: 1:20
Date posted: 15 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: Belize Charts New Course for Sports
Runtime: 2:29
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: For years, Belize’s sporting community has called for more funding, stronger leadership and a unified plan. This week, those voices finally came together at the country’s first National Sports Summit. Athletes, federations, government officials and international experts confronted the challenges holding local sports back and explored practical ways to move the sector forward. Now that the talks are over, the real work begins. Stakeholders are watching closely to see whether the ideas will translate into action or become another set of promises. But Olympic and Commonwealth Games Association President Allan Sharp says the energy surrounding the summit offers fresh hope that Belize may finally be building a serious national plan for sports.

Title: Rewrite the Revenue Authority Bill
Runtime: 1:49
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: The proposed Belize Revenue Authority is facing mounting resistance, with the Public Service Union warning that modernization could come at a high cost for government workers. The PSU says the bill fails to guarantee job security, pensions and union rights, leaving tax officers uncertain whether they will even have to reapply for their current positions. Union leaders also accuse the government of sidelining workers and rushing the legislation without meaningful consultation. Now, PSU wants the process paused and the bill rewritten. Speaking with News Five last week, President Dean Flowers also criticized the elected representatives who supported the legislation in the House.

Title: Sargassum Takes Toll on Placencia
Runtime: 2:34
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: Placencia’s beaches are being overwhelmed by sargassum, leaving stretches of the shoreline virtually unusable and numerous concerns about the impact on tourism. Representatives from the Belize Tourism Board met throughout the day with the Placencia Village Council to identify solutions that could work for the peninsula. Tourism Minister Anthony Mahler says the situation is serious and understands the frustration firsthand, having once checked out of a hotel abroad because of a similar buildup. Tourist arrivals have declined over the past three months, and while Mahler acknowledges that global issues are also affecting travel, he says sargassum is contributing to the downturn.

Title: Where Did the School Money Go?
Runtime: 2:54
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: For years, parents at Louisiana Government School say they have paid school fees and supported fundraising activities, even as their children continued learning in facilities badly in need of repair. Now, they want to know where that money went. Following News Five’s report on alleged financial irregularities, the Ministry of Education launched an investigation and audit. That audit is now complete, and officials are reviewing the findings to decide whether anyone should be held accountable. But for parents who say they have raised the alarm for years, completing the audit is only the first step. They argue the real test is whether the ministry will act on its findings and ensure the school’s money benefits the students it was meant to serve.

Tourism Demand Fuels Illegal Seafood Trade

Title: Tourism Demand Fuels Illegal Seafood Trade
Runtime: 2:08
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: Thousands of pounds of illegal seafood may have entered Belize during the peak tourism season. Fisheries officials say intelligence points to shipments moving up to four times weekly and supplying businesses in several districts. Investigators are now following the trail to the buyers.

Title: Illegal Seafood Haul Proves Costly
Runtime: 3:04
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: A dramatic seafood bust has ended with more than ninety-four thousand dollars in fines and penalties for one of two men detained in the operation. Fisheries officers and police intercepted a pickup truck along the Hattieville-Boom Road early Thursday morning after a brief pursuit. Inside, authorities discovered more than six hundred pounds of suspected illegally imported seafood, including two hundred and ninety pounds of tilapia fillets, three hundred and thirty-five pounds of jumbo shrimp and fourteen octopuses. Officers detained two men and later charged them with offences linked to the alleged smuggling operation. In the Magistrate’s Court today, Leslie Lizarraga pleaded guilty and was ordered to pay a total of ninety-four thousand and fifteen dollars. Prosecutors withdrew the charge against the second man. Attorney David McKoy, who represented the accused, later provided more details about the case.

Title: Can BEL End Rolling Blackouts?
Runtime: 2:40
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: Rolling blackouts have exposed just how vulnerable Belize’s power supply has become, and the government is now treating the situation as an emergency. Cabinet approved BEL’s request for an emergency declaration on Wednesday after the company warned of a significant energy shortfall over the next twelve months. The declaration clears the way for BEL to move quickly to secure additional generation capacity and reduce the threat of further outages. The decision follows weeks of nationwide load shedding after Mexico’s Comisión Federal de Electricidad curtailed electricity exports to Belize. Earlier this week, we asked the Chief Executive Officer in the Ministry of Public Utilities why the emergency declaration is critical to keeping the lights on.

New Commission Champions Disability Rights

Title: New Commission Champions Disability Rights
Runtime: 4:01
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: The push for a more inclusive Belize now has a new driving force. On Thursday, the government officially launched the National Commission for Persons with Disabilities, giving it responsibility for transforming the promises of the Disabilities Act, 2024 into meaningful change. The commission brings together representatives from government, civil society, labor and the private sector to strengthen legal protections, improve accessibility and influence national policy. Its members received their Instruments of Appointment during the launch and have already begun setting priorities for the work ahead.

Title: Sports Demands Bigger Share of Boledo
Runtime: 1:41
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: Belizeans are expected to spend more than one hundred and forty-four million dollars on Boledo this year, but only a fraction of the profits has reached local sports. After the Ministry of Sports received a two-million-dollar donation, representing just seven percent of profits, Lotteries Limited Chair Narda Garcia is pushing for a guaranteed share of the money to fund athletes and sporting programs.

Title: How Far Is Too Far?
Runtime: 2:26
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: More than a month after eighteen-year-old Ewart Josiah Hernandez Jr. was shot and killed, tensions are rising between police and a Belize City family caught up in the investigation. Officers returned to a home at the corner of Oleander and Mahogany streets on Thursday evening, where they conducted another search and detained Jaime Anderson, who had posted videos of previous operations online. Residents say police have searched the property repeatedly for more than two years, but the raids intensified after Hernandez’s August murder and the arrest of three minors linked to the residence. The family now accuses officers of using excessive force during the latest operation. Anderson’s nephew says they understand that police have a job to do but believe the repeated searches and the way officers are carrying them out have gone too far.

Title: People and Culture Top Bauer’s Agenda
Runtime: 1:44
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: On his first day as U.S. Ambassador to Belize, Andre Bauer is already looking beyond official meetings and diplomatic circles. While ambassadors typically serve about three years, no formal end date has been announced for his posting. Bauer says he plans to use his time in Belize to connect directly with ordinary citizens, experience the country’s culture and better understand the issues affecting people’s daily lives. Today, we asked the new ambassador what else tops his agenda.

Title: Taiwan’s Role in Belize-U.S. Relations
Runtime: 1:34
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: Belize and the United States share close ties with Taiwan, but they manage those relationships in very different ways. Belize formally recognizes Taiwan, while Washington maintains its longstanding “One China” policy and unofficial relations with Taipei. So, does Belize’s support for Taiwan strengthen its partnership with the United States, and how important is that diplomatic alliance to Washington? We put those questions to new U.S. Ambassador Andre Bauer. Here is how he responded.

Title: Visa Sanctions and Belizean Officials
Runtime: 1:26
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: For years, the United States has used visa revocations and official designations to send strong messages about corruption and misconduct abroad. That has led many Belizeans to view the U.S. Embassy as an external watchdog, one capable of applying pressure when local systems fall short. But does Belize’s new U.S. Ambassador see that as part of his mission? Today, we asked Andre Bauer whether the embassy should help hold public officials accountable and protect the country’s governance from corruption. Here is how he responded.

Title: New Envoy Confronts Youth Drug Use
Runtime: 1:57
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: Belize’s new U.S. Ambassador is looking to the hundred-and-twenty-five-million Belize Compact as a possible lifeline for young people at risk. Andre Bauer says he has reviewed reports showing increased hard-drug use among Belizean youths and wants to help tackle the problem by creating meaningful opportunities. He believes the compact could fund initiatives that steer vulnerable young people toward education, training and employment. But first, Bauer says, Belize and the Millennium Challenge Corporation must have a serious conversation about whether the agreement can support that mission.

Title: Old Remarks Follow Bauer to Belize
Runtime: 2:09
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: Ambassador Bauer arrives with a political past that once placed him at the center of national controversy. During a 2010 town hall meeting on government assistance, Bauer made remarks about people receiving public benefits that drew sharp criticism from his political opponents and sparked widespread backlash. The comments came when Bauer was a younger politician, but as he begins his diplomatic posting in Belize, that controversy has resurfaced and could determine how some Belizeans view Washington’s newest representative.

Title: Bauer Hits the Ground Running
Runtime: 1:26
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: Belize’s new U.S. Ambassador wasted no time introducing himself to the country. Andre Bauer arrived at the Philip Goldson International Airport shortly after midday, accompanied by his wife and children. Within minutes of stepping off the plane, he met with the media and offered his first public remarks. Before fielding questions, Ambassador Bauer shared his initial message for Belize and outlined the tone he hopes to set during his diplomatic posting.

Title: $150K Vanishes, Audit Reaches Treasury
Runtime: 1:26
Date posted: 15 days ago
Description: Up to one hundred and fifty thousand dollars reportedly vanished from the Immigration Department’s Belize City office, and the search for answers has now reached the Treasury. The Ministry of Immigration called in the Office of the Auditor General in late June to determine how the money disappeared and who may have been involved. Auditor General Maria Rodriguez has now told News Five that her team is following the financial trail beyond the department as the investigation widens.

Title: CALL IN SEGMENT
Runtime: 29:10
Date posted: 18 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: LOOK INSIDE CARNIVAL JUDGING PROCESS
Runtime: 22:11
Date posted: 18 days ago
Description: Visit youtube.com/gbtvfeed for the live stream of the entire newscast, or visit www.channel5belize.com for a text transcript.

LOOK INSIDE CARNIVAL JUDGING PROCESS

Title: MODERN WALKS STEP OUT IN STYLE
Runtime: 10:33
Date posted: 18 days ago
Description: Visit youtube.com/gbtvfeed for the live stream of the entire newscast, or visit www.channel5belize.com for a text transcript.

MODERN WALKS STEP OUT IN STYLE

Title: BACCHANAL FLAG FEST
Runtime: 10:56
Date posted: 18 days ago
Description: Visit youtube.com/gbtvfeed for the live stream of the entire newscast, or visit www.channel5belize.com for a text transcript.

BACCHANAL FLAG FEST

Title: PINK BOUTIQUE
Runtime: 22:30
Date posted: 18 days ago
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PINK BOUTIQUE

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