BEL: The Takeover, the Transition And The Future
The government takeover of BEL has been smooth, with efforts to negotiate better power purchasing costs from CFE underway.
The government takeover of BEL has been smooth, with efforts to negotiate better power purchasing costs from CFE underway.
Banco Atlantida proposes a debt for equity swap to help Belize Sugar Industries address its financial difficulties and repay a $30 million loan.
The Central Bank invested $20 million in Telemedia shares, raising legal concerns and criticism from the opposition regarding the legitimacy of such investments.
The Radisson hotel manager confirmed significant financial losses due to a butane scam, totaling approximately $154,000 over three years.
A friendship accord was signed between the Department of Cooperatives and the Peace Corps to support cooperatives in Belize with training and technical assistance.
The Sales Tax Department is enforcing committal warrants against business owners for unpaid taxes, threatening jail time for several prominent figures.
A contract was signed to pave 16 miles of road from Orange Walk Town to Progresso, funded by the European Union's AMS 2008 project.
The Bureau of Standards reports that most butane suppliers are non-compliant with new regulations, with enforcement actions pending.
The Ministry of Tourism presents a National Sustainable Tourism Master Plan aimed at shaping Belize's tourism industry over the next 20 years.
Vendors on Hicattee Street are losing money due to flooding and contaminated produce, prompting calls for better market conditions and infrastructure improvements.
The Corozal Free Zone received donations of two dump trucks and a fire engine to improve garbage management and safety.
Butane companies have not complied with new regulations requiring scales for their operations, despite a statutory instrument signed over 100 days ago.
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