Superbond 2.0 is set to launch soon, with Prime Minister Dean Barrow and creditor committee co-chair A-J Mediratta announcing progress on the deal.
Trip Advisor awarded 12 Belizean properties in its 2013 Awards, highlighting their excellence in various hotel categories.
Eleven Mexican veterinarians are in Belize to assist with an epidemiological survey related to cattle exports to Mexico.
Paul Ferguson, known as Chicken Dread, has obtained a peddler's license from the Belize City Council after previous confrontations over selling without a permit.
The government objected to a proposed increase in street lighting rates, leading to a redistribution of costs among electricity consumers.
KHMH will outsource its security services to SOS Security, causing concern among current guards about job security and pay.
The Cayo Liquor Licensing Board decided to issue provisional licenses for some establishments amid community opposition to liquor licenses in residential areas.
Attorney Arthur Saldivar announced he will refund clients who have not received their property titles after a dispute at the Lands Department.
The Belize Tourism Board unveiled a new logo and marketing strategy during its annual industry presentation in San Pedro town.
The Director of Tourism highlights the importance of cruise tourism amid a ten percent downturn and Carnival's cancellation of ten calls to Belize.
David Coye claims unfair treatment by the Belize City Council regarding cemetery space payments and new fees.
New regulations for butane imports will require a 60/40 propane to butane mix to protect consumers from previous scams.
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