BEL Moves To Lift Injunction
BEL has moved to lift an injunction against the Public Utilities Commission, allowing for a review of its performance and potential rate adjustments.
BEL has moved to lift an injunction against the Public Utilities Commission, allowing for a review of its performance and potential rate adjustments.
phone registration has begun at Telemedia and SMART, requiring all cellular numbers to be registered to an identified name by March 15th, 2012.
Fuel prices have decreased slightly, with premium and regular gasoline dropping by 45 and 46 cents respectively, while diesel fell by 34 cents per gallon.
Belize's sport fishing industry generates significant revenue and faces challenges from natural and human impacts, prompting forums to discuss sustainability.
Caribbean Tire has launched its own line of oil called Ramstein, produced in Mexico, offering lower prices than imported brands.
The Prime Minister commented on the departure of Belize Tourism Board Director Seleni Matus, calling it regrettable but unavoidable due to a strained working relationship.
Javier Paredez has been appointed as the interim director of tourism following the resignation of Seleni Matus amid concerns of political influence in decision making.
Southside Butane struggles with low customer turnout after the butane strike ended, as customers return to cheaper Central American suppliers.
The Minister of Public Service discusses potential negotiations regarding butane prices following a recent strike by Central American companies.
Gang leaders in Belize City have formed the United Belize Initiative to provide employment for gang members through street rehabilitation projects.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow warns cane farmers to secure a strategic investor for BSI or risk losing the sugar industry.
Seleni Matus discusses her resignation from the Belize Tourism Board and the impact of politics on the tourism industry.
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