A Look At Two More Small Belizean Businesses
Two Belizean entrepreneurs, Amira Pelayo and Shatefa Garbutt, share their success stories of starting businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Two Belizean entrepreneurs, Amira Pelayo and Shatefa Garbutt, share their success stories of starting businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The PSU Vice-President argues for a shift from cost-saving to revenue enhancement to address the budget deficit.
Belizean businesses offer unique Valentine's Day gifts, including chocolates, skincare products, and makeup bouquets, encouraging locals to shop small this holiday.
Belize Bank introduces an E-Cash wallet to promote financial inclusion and reduce cash handling during the pandemic.
Cabinet discussed economic recovery, trade negotiations, education reform, and the introduction of a new e-passport system during their regular session.
The lobster season in Belize ends at midnight on Valentine's Day, with prices favorable on the international market despite earlier low sales.
Cabinet has reopened Belize's waters to non-commercial private yachts, allowing for increased tourism and economic benefits for the maritime sector.
Santander announces the launch of its 145-day sugar harvest season, expecting a 15%-20% increase in production despite initial delays from rain.
Santander aims to enter the local sugar market despite current restrictions under its agreement with Beltraide.
Santander executives express frustration over delays in signing a Power Purchase Agreement with BEL, which is crucial for local electricity sales.
Santander discusses the challenges and progress of their investment in Belize, highlighting their journey towards financial stability and job creation.
The Central Bank warns that over two-thirds of Scotiabank employees may lose their jobs following Belize Bank's takeover.
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