Sugar Update
The government of Belize is awaiting bank waivers before disbursing a $10 million loan to BSI, impacting the sugar industry and cane farmers.
The government of Belize is awaiting bank waivers before disbursing a $10 million loan to BSI, impacting the sugar industry and cane farmers.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries held the first National Fisheries Forum to discuss sustainable management and development opportunities for Belize's fisheries industry.
The Government of Belize signed a thirty million dollar loan with the World Bank for a Municipal Development Project aimed at improving local municipalities.
The Ministry of Natural Resources launched a Land Tax Amnesty programme to help landowners settle outstanding tax arrears with benefits including a 25% reduction.
An emergency loan of 10 million dollars to Belize Sugar Industries is delayed, affecting farmers' payments.
Lindsay Garbutt has been appointed as the new CEO of the Ministry of Tourism, replacing Michael Singh amid ongoing controversies.
Belize Bank is foreclosing on properties owned by Luke Espat due to his significant debt, with potential receivership of his businesses imminent.
Belize Waste Control employees ended their protest after receiving a partial payment from the City Council, but concerns about future payments remain.
The government approved a 10 million dollar bailout loan to BSI to support the struggling sugar industry and ensure farmers receive overdue payments.
Belize Waste Control workers protested outside City Hall due to unpaid wages from the City Council, which has not made payments for over 12 weeks.
Vendors express mixed feelings about moving to the new Michael Finnegan Market, citing concerns over costs and potential business impacts.
The Michael Finnegan Market has reopened after renovations, offering improved facilities for vendors and shoppers in Belize City.
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