Executive Authority Caves To Banking Realities
Prime Minister Dean Barrow met with bank leaders to discuss lending rates but no immediate agreement was reached on lowering them.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow met with bank leaders to discuss lending rates but no immediate agreement was reached on lowering them.
The Belize Tourism Board has launched an 11.7 million US dollar sustainable tourism project to enhance key destinations in Belize.
Belize's tourism sector reports record overnight arrivals, exceeding 250,000 for the second time in history, with forecasts for further growth in 2012.
The Social Security Board is reviewing CEO Merlene Bailey-Martinez's position amid allegations of insider trading related to a mortgage write-off programme.
The Housing Department is forgiving loans, but many recipients are confused and angry, believing they owe money instead of receiving debt relief.
Mennonite farmers face market saturation while a Taiwanese mission aids rice seed production in southern Belize to enhance sustainability for local farmers.
BELTRAIDE has trained young people from Belize and Cayo Districts for call center jobs, with some graduates already employed.
An analyst from SCOTIABANK advises bondholders to remain calm despite a downgrade from Standard and Poors following comments from Prime Minister Dean Barrow.
Claudia Escobar won two round trip tickets to the US in a Courts promotional raffle and plans to visit her best friend in Boston.
Telemedia signed an agreement with Ericsson to upgrade its cellular system to 4G, funded by an eight million US dollar loan from Heritage Bank.
The Belize City Council is offering discounts on property taxes to encourage timely payments and reduce a $7.6 million arrears.
Irene Lopez won two hundred thousand dollars in the Fantasy Five lottery, marking the biggest lottery payout in Belize's history.
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