Belize Telecoms Case to CCJ
Belize Telecom company Smart appeals to the Caribbean Court of Justice over licensing fees charged by the Public Utilities Commission.
Belize Telecom company Smart appeals to the Caribbean Court of Justice over licensing fees charged by the Public Utilities Commission.
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of the Caribbean held its annual conference to discuss improving accounting practices and opportunities for the Caribbean economy.
The Public Utilities Commission has set the electricity rate at 36.99 cents per kilowatt hour for the upcoming tariff review period.
The Social Security Board approved the purchase of $55 million in shares from BEL and BTL, pending negotiations with the Government of Belize.
Belmopan City Council launched its first Municipal Bond to raise 6.5 million dollars for infrastructure improvements and equipment purchases.
The government is selling utility shares to raise funds, with the Social Security Board recommending purchases of shares in BEL and BTL.
BEL reported a profit of $29.4 million and paid a dividend while repaying a $10 million loan from the Social Security Board.
A Corozal ticket holder failed to claim a $274,000 Fantasy 5 jackpot before the deadline, resulting in the funds being redistributed.
The Ministry of Trade held a workshop to educate stakeholders on the benefits of competition policies and laws.
The Director General of Foreign Trade discusses the need for creativity and collaboration to address economic challenges highlighted in the recent IMF report.
The Labour Minister assures that severance benefits for 251 former employees of Fruta Bomba will be properly compensated as the company winds down operations.
The 2016-2017 sugar crop may be extended slightly to allow farmers more time to deliver their cane due to adverse weather conditions.
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