The David L. McKoy building in Belmopan faces major structural issues, leading to costly retrofitting and increased expenses for the Social Security Board.
Bakers are facing increased pressure as flour prices rise from $91.00 to $102.50, compounding issues from delayed bread subsidies.
Minister Anthony Mahler returned from Canada after meetings with airlines to increase airlift and boost tourism in Belize.
the Social Security Board is spending an additional 3 million dollars to retrofit the David L McKoy building in Belmopan due to structural issues.
The Belize City Council is considering outsourcing paint shop duties to ensure timely completion of safety-related jobs for children.
The Belize Business Bureau praises the Briceno Administration's MSME initiatives aimed at supporting small businesses with potential tax exemptions and procurement opportunities.
Over 150 hoteliers closed during COVID, and the Belize Hotel Association is working on reviving these businesses as tourism returns.
The Belize Hotel Association discusses the government's proposed tax amnesty for Airbnb providers and its implications for traditional hotels.
The Belize Business Bureau and Hotel Association discuss a proposed loan for Good Stays Hotel Limited amid public concerns about the company's transparency.
Yohnny Rosado claims the City Council double charged him for his trade license fee and threatened to shut down his business when he refused to pay the overcharge.
Cane farmers are requesting government intervention to resolve ongoing disputes with Belize Sugar Industries and the Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association.
The Prime Minister discussed the need for intervention in a commercial dispute between the Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association and BSI/ASR ahead of the next crop season.
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