stakeholders in the sugar industry met to discuss a bailout from the Social Security Board amid concerns over quality and production issues.
The sugar industry crisis was addressed in the House of Representatives, with discussions on payments to farmers and financing for the upcoming harvest.
Belize Sugar Industries faces a financial crisis, unable to make payments to cane farmers, jeopardizing the upcoming sugar harvesting season.
Belize Sugar Industry is unable to make its third payment to cane farmers due to financing issues, impacting their earnings ahead of the new season.
The IDB president announced a commitment of five million US dollars for post-hurricane reconstruction and community safety projects in Belize.
The Social Security Board will invest $50 million to purchase 20% of BTL's shareholdings despite opposition from union representatives.
The cost of living in Belize has slightly decreased compared to three months ago, driven by falling prices of staple goods despite rising fuel costs.
The social security board has voted to invest 50 million dollars in BTL, despite objections from labour and employer representatives.
The Belize National Energy Trust donated $150,000 to NEMO and $20,000 to the Ministry of Education for storm relief efforts.
Cruise ship activity in Belize City resumes after navigational aids damaged by Hurricane Richard were repaired.
ICB's Deputy CEO Dufy Nunez outlines the claims process for insurance holders affected by the storm and assures prompt assistance.
Placencia residents express mixed feelings about a proposed cruise port, highlighting concerns over environmental impact and the future of local tourism.
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