Digi Doing Well
Digi Belize reported a 34% profit increase and expanded its network coverage during its 17th Annual General Meeting.
Digi Belize reported a 34% profit increase and expanded its network coverage during its 17th Annual General Meeting.
Digi's chairman discusses the company's growth strategy, focusing on contract renegotiation and cost-cutting measures that have led to increased profits.
Digi's CEO Ivan Tesucum discusses the preparations for bringing 5G technology to Belize, emphasizing infrastructure and investment needs.
Digi's CEO explains the company's low ranking in fixed network speed due to a technical issue with Ookla servers.
Two prominent directors, Michael Bowen and Denise Courtenay, stepped down from Digi's board, citing personal business commitments, according to Chairman Markhelm Lizarraga.
Cane farmers have rejected ASR/BSI's invitation to sign a four-year commercial agreement, preferring a one-year contract instead.
The Belize Hotel Association held its first trade fair to connect hoteliers with service providers in the tourism industry.
the Belize Social Security Board received strong objections to a proposed loan for Belize Premium Service & Liquors Ltd from local distilleries.
the Cabinet approved an increase in telephone allowances for Chief Executive Officers and other officials to $600 per month.
The Prime Minister announced the names of companies and their principals that will serve as Boledo master agents in Belize.
ASR/BSI urges the Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association to sign a commercial agreement before mid-December to ensure a timely start to the sugar cane crop.
The Belize Government Lotteries Limited signed contracts with new sales distributors for Boledo after a six-month pause, with games set to resume on December 1st.
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