The Owner of Creole Waggans Speaks Out
Greg Reyes, owner of Creole Waggans, defends his store against community opposition citing discrimination and assures residents of minimal disruption.
Greg Reyes, owner of Creole Waggans, defends his store against community opposition citing discrimination and assures residents of minimal disruption.
Archie Lee's Restaurant and Convenience Store was closed by City Council due to an expired liquor license, prompting Lee to seek legal advice.
The Consumer Protection Office checked supermarket scales while discussing fluctuating prices of imported food with Adita Castillo of the Castillo Group.
The Caribbean Credit Union Confederation is meeting in Belize to discuss regulations and education for the credit union movement amid global banking challenges.
A concerned shopper highlights quality issues with Belize's sugar, revealing sediment found in sugar used for beverages.
BSI's factory manager John Gillette attributes customer complaints about dirty sugar to poor quality cane received in 2008 and 2009.
The price of a 100 pound cylinder of butane gas increased by $7 across various locations in Belize.
neighbours in King’s Park oppose the opening of a new store by Rafael and Jesusita Reyes due to concerns about clientele and community impact.
The Supreme Court has ordered Belize Bank to pay over five million dollars in back taxes to the Government of Belize following a legal ruling.
Lyndon Guiseppi has been appointed as the new Chairman of the Belize Bank, overseeing a $5.7 million payment to the Government of Belize.
A new funding program called Pioneers of Prosperity will support small and medium-sized businesses in Belize and other Caribbean nations with grants up to one hundred thousand U.S. dollars.
the Social Investment Fund granted eighty thousand Belize dollars to the Youth Business Trust to support young entrepreneurs with training and mentorship programs
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