A training session on international anti-money laundering standards was held at the Caribbean Motors Conference Room to help Belize maintain its banking relationships.
A group of stakeholders visited a seaweed farm in Placencia to explore developing the seaweed industry in Belize.
Belize will be removed from the European Union's blacklist of tax havens after months of legislative negotiations.
The Sarstoon Temash Institute for Indigenous Management has secured a $130,000 grant to empower Mayan women artisans in Toledo through training and product development.
A tobacco importer at the Benque Viejo Free Zone protested a new surcharge by padlocking the gate, leading to a standoff that ended with a meeting agreement.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow signed a 14 million US dollar loan to improve tax administration and increase government revenue in Belize.
Citrus Products of Belize Limited addresses misinformation and reports recovery efforts in the citrus industry despite ongoing challenges.
Tourist arrivals at PGIA decreased by 7.8% in September, raising concerns in the tourism industry about the impact of bus operators' actions.
October's tourism figures are expected to be troubling, with several hotels closing due to a lack of visitors and issues with sargassum.
The government plans to tender the Boledo contract again, seeking a larger share of the proceeds from the lottery.
The Social Security Board is implementing biometrics for customer identification to enhance service delivery and reduce fraud risks.
Shyne Barrow's Mesopotamia Resource Center distributed certificates to 18 individuals who gained employment through the center's job placement program.
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