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Bus Operators Wary Of New Routes
Bus operators express concerns over new routes set to take effect, claiming unfair competition from new entrants in the industry.
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Government Bends Over Backwards To Accommodate Big Butane
The Government of Belize has granted another extension for butane suppliers to comply with mandatory scales regulations, raising concerns about government favoritism.
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Okeke Says Sugar Shortage Could Force A Shutdown
Steven Okeke warns that a sugar shortage is threatening his juice business, while BSI claims the issue is due to cross-border trade, not production.
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BEL “Bruk”?
BEL reported a significant profit decline and remains unable to pay dividends due to breaches of loan covenants.
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Rural WIFI A \"Soon-Come\" Reality
Belize and Taiwan inaugurated a new WIFI infrastructure and IP Telephone system to improve communication in rural areas.
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Trade Licenses For Taxis?
The city council has introduced a trade license fee for taxi drivers, prompting mixed reactions from union leaders and drivers.
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Another Sugar Stoppage
Operations at the Tower Hill Sugar Factory have halted due to a malfunctioning boiler, raising concerns about the early end of the sugar crop.
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BEL Complains Of Cash Flow Crunch
BEL reports strong revenues but faces cash flow issues, prompting concerns from the Prime Minister about potential impacts on taxpayer dollars.
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Throwing Away Onions By the Bushel
The BMDC discarded 957 sacks of rotting onions due to poor sales, impacting both the corporation and local farmers financially.
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Who Will Buy Telemedia Shares?
Prime Minister Dean Barrow discusses a firm offer from Argentinian investors for 45% of Telemedia shares amid ongoing social programs for at-risk youth.
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BSI and Belcogen Get Turbines Working
BSI reports that the Belcogen power plant has been restored to full operation after both turbines were cleaned and overhauled in Guatemala.
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New Drainage Project Employs 240
Two hundred and forty workers are being trained for a new drainage project funded by Kuwait to improve Belize City's infrastructure.
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