The Lands Department is facing administrative paralysis due to a major computer breakdown affecting financial records and land tracking systems.
The Belize Bus Owners Cooperative threatens to strike again over new Transport Board decisions affecting bus runs.
butane prices have increased again after a recent drop, with Central American butane rising to 109 dollars per hundred pound cylinder.
People are catching and selling fresh sea shrimp near BTL park after rough seas brought them in, despite the ban on commercial shrimp trawlers.
the Belize Times will no longer be published in print and will only be available online due to financial difficulties and staff terminations.
The Creditors Committee expresses dissatisfaction with the Government of Belize's proposals for Superbond 2.0 amid ongoing negotiations.
Five employees of the Belize Times were terminated, expressing dissatisfaction with their severance pay after decades of service.
The money markets react negatively to the Government's restructuring proposals, with concerns over an upcoming bond coupon payment.
John Zabaneh is unable to pay his employees due to being blacklisted as a Drug Kingpin by the US Department of Treasury.
The government's proposal for Superbond 2.0 faces criticism for unfavorable terms that could anger bondholders and lead to significant losses.
The Government of Belize launched Superbond 2.0, outlining three restructuring scenarios that propose significant losses for bondholders but savings for taxpayers.
Overnight tourism arrivals increased by 9% in the first half of the year, while cruise tourism numbers declined significantly.
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