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Former Mayor Moya Still On Hold By City Council
The stop order for Zenaida Moya's river-side restaurant project remains in effect as the Local Building Authority has not yet met to discuss it.
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Old Mayor Vs. New?
Zeniada Moya's restaurant project at Courthouse Wharf faces a stop order from the Belize City Council despite initial approvals.
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Park Fees to Increase – Will It go Through This Time?
NICH announces an increase in general admission fees to archaeological parks in Belize, effective November 1, 2012, to support infrastructure development.
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Former Mayor Moya's New Restaurant Investment
Former Belize City Mayor Zenaida Moya is opening a new restaurant called Caribbean Breeze, with plans to employ 12 people.
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A Luxury SUV That Costs More Than A House
New car dealers in Belize report a significant drop in vehicle sales, while showcasing an ultra-luxurious SUV priced at a quarter million Belize dollars.
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BTB's New Board Put Together
The Belize Tourism Board has appointed a new CEO and Board of Directors amid ongoing governance issues.
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BEL And Union Argue Over Gas Turbine Employees
BEL and the union dispute over the dismissal of employees and the future of gas turbine operations amid concerns for public safety.
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BEL Says Workers Aren't Living Up to Their Commitments
BEL's Corporate Secretary discusses the union's concerns and the company's adherence to the partnership collective agreement amid ongoing disputes.
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BETEX \"Bigs Up\" Belize
The ninth annual Belize Tourism Expo opened at the Princess Hotel and Casino, showcasing Belize's tourism industry and attracting foreign buyers.
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Big Things On The Horizon For Cayo Roads
The Minister of Works signed a contract with CISCO Construction Ltd. for the Fourth Road Project in Cayo, which includes multiple infrastructure upgrades.
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Fishermen Bawl Hard Times: Short Season = Short On Cash
Fishermen express frustration over the early closure of the conch season, leading to financial losses and calls for better support from their cooperative.
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Conch Fishers Get Ten Days Grace
Fishermen will have a 10-day grace period to sell conch before the season closes due to quota limits.
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