Belize received eight million dollars from Taiwan to support transportation infrastructure development, including highway rehabilitation and street upgrades in Belize City.
The Prime Minister recommends a loan to the Public Service Union from the national bank to assist in purchasing their property.
Aeromexico inaugurated a direct flight from Mexico City to Belize City, enhancing tourism and business connections between the two countries.
The Phillip Goldson International Airport is at full capacity, prompting concerns about future airlift and potential expansion plans.
Commercial jets have been landing at Placencia Airport, raising questions about authorization and recent activities related to tourism and events.
There is confusion over the address of SIMPLEX Limited, which is linked to a property purchase and involves claims about its ownership and residency.
the president of the Chamber of Commerce responded to the Prime Minister's comments about government expenses and the possibility of retrenchment.
The Belize Chamber of Commerce and Industry supports an increase in Social Security contributions but calls for improved management of the fund's operations.
The new owner of the hilltop property, Simplex Design Limited, is under scrutiny for using a bogus registration address linked to a Public Service Union official.
Belize City Mayor Bernard Wagner announced a new $6 million municipal bond with significant investor commitment at a financial report press conference.
Mayor Wagner reports improved tax and license fee collections by the Belize City council compared to the previous UDP administration.
Belize City Mayor Bernard Wagner announced the discontinuation of the 20 percent discount for early property tax payments to improve revenue collection.
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