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Empowering Female Entrepreneurs
Beltraide and Central American partners are developing a project to empower 20 female entrepreneurs with guidance and tools to improve their businesses.
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Marketing Intelligently
Beltraide conducted a workshop on market intelligence for private sector firms, focusing on the importance of this tool for business success in exporting.
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Tourism Figures Impress In First Half Of Year
Belize's tourism numbers show steady growth with a 17.1% increase in overnight arrivals in the first half of 2018 compared to last year.
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Haylock Bus Bex!
Haylock’s Bus Service claims the Belize City Council unlawfully permitted another company to operate on its route and demands revocation of the permit.
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Fuel Prices Dip, But Brace For An Increase
Regular gasoline prices have decreased to $10.89 per gallon, but the government warns of potential future increases due to rising global oil prices.
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Fantasy Five Win Leads To Charity
Serrano's Bus Line donated two patrol bikes to the Belize City Council's transport department following a fantasy five jackpot win.
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PUP Council Gives Taxi Operators Half Off New Fee
The PUP Council has reduced the taxi operators' fee from twenty dollars to ten dollars per month as part of an election promise.
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Central Bank Revokes Choice Bank’s License
The Central Bank has revoked Choice Bank's license, preventing it from conducting business in Belize after concerns over its financial practices.
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Light Bill Gwen Up
The Public Utilities Commission has approved a 6.24% increase in electricity rates, effective July 1, lasting for two years.
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The Santander Situation, Part IV
Minister of State Taegar-Panton discusses the fine imposed on Santander Sugar Group for selling sugar without proper permissions.
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After 2.5 Months Choice Bank Allows Withdrawals
Choice Bank has announced that depositors can begin withdrawing funds after a two-and-a-half-month lockdown, with full access expected by the end of the year.
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Sugar, Yield Was Up, Money Was Down
The 2017/2018 cane season saw a decrease in sugar cane milled, while global market shifts led to lower sugar prices and export earnings.
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