Several companies supplying the BDF were registered after the PUP election, raising questions about their connections to government contracts.
The Public Utilities Commission has approved a preliminary decision on a new billing mechanism for BEL that may affect electricity costs for consumers.
BEL supports the Public Utilities Commission's decision to test a utility rate adjustment mechanism through a regulatory sandbox despite its initial request being rejected.
BEL reports a loss of twenty-three million dollars due to fluctuating power supply costs and external factors affecting operations.
Residents have reported increased electricity bills, which the Executive Chairman of BEL attributes to higher energy usage during warmer months, not the new smart meters.
The Caribbean Court of Justice ruled that Belize's company filing requirements for CARICOM businesses comply with the Revised Treaty of Chaguaramas.
CEO Ivan Tesecum resigns from the board of a Special Purpose Vehicle due to a heavy workload while focusing on his role at DIGI.
Minister Osmond Martinez defends the sugar industry's performance despite reporting the lowest sugar production in 34 years.
The Belize Social Investment Fund has secured over 10 million US dollars in funding from the Caribbean Development Bank for community projects.
The Economic Transformation Ministry is questioned about the tendering process for contracts awarded to Fast Construction linked to Oscar Mira's brother.
SIF's executive director discusses the stringent oversight by the bank on infrastructure project tenders and the bidding process for construction companies.
Osmond Martinez discusses the sourcing of grocery bags for distribution in Toledo East, highlighting local suppliers and family connections.
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