Saturdays at 2pm
101 Degree Fahrenheit with Bryan Mossiah is a program produced out of California and transmitted electronically to a live broadcast on Love FM every Saturday afternoon at 2:00. The veteran radio personality, also popularly known as the Energizer, delivers dynamic commentary and quality musical entertainment each time he is on the air!…
Late Night with Donovan Reneau
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Sun – Fri (12AM – 6AM)
A thirty year veteran in the broadcast industry, Donovan Reneau has become a household name. His personality show Late Night with Donovan Reneau features a wide selection of oldies, slower tempo selections of the country and R&B genres that are juggled during this late night segment, setting the perfect tone for falling asleep to…
Dec 17, 2020
Fultec Systems Harvesting Vervain and Lemon Grass for Public Consumption
Since Monday, Fultec Systems Limited has been giving away free packets containing vervain and lemon grass. The packets are boiled and then you drink it as you would a tea. It is said that the tea helps with several of the symptoms associated with COVID-19 and so today, we found residents taking advantage of the offer, while supplies last. News Five’s Duane Moody went to find out more.
Duane Moody, Reporting
It contains about two hundred and fifty species of annual and perennial herbaceous or semi-woody flowering plants and is found in the wild, but vervain, as it is known, is a slender plant with small, pale lilac flowers borne on leafless spikes. It is used traditionally by herbalists to treat jaundice, gout, kidney stones, headache, depression, anxiety, and insomnia. A search online says that vervain is also considered an astringent, bitter digestive tonic, and a diuretic. Mo
Dec 16, 2020
How COVID-19 Continues to Impact Law Enforcement
The fight against COVID-19 is an ongoing battle that sees many frontline workers being exposed to the dreaded illness. While we have covered many stories on the ravages of the pandemic from a socioeconomic perspective, the stories of officers at the forefront of this effort have seldom been told. What we do know is that there are over three hundred men and women from the Belize Police Department that are out sick and their absence from active duty has placed a strain on the human resources output of the department. Tonight, we begin with a look at the recovery of two well-known officers and what the department is doing to address the outbreak within its ranks. News Five’s Isani Cayetano reports.