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Perilous Roads to Tower Hill
Cane farmers express urgent concerns over perilous roads affecting their ability to deliver sugar cane to the Tower Hill Factory.
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Tough Questions, Few Answers from Belize Natural Energy
Belize Natural Energy produced nearly 750,000 barrels of oil last year, raising questions about the government's share of the profits.
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Proof that GOB Is Bank Rolling Universal
The government has paid $800,000 to Universal Hospital to ensure its operational continuity amid ongoing negotiations for its sale.
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It's All About The Oil
The UBAD Education Foundation is hosting a forum to discuss the distribution of oil revenue in Belize, featuring key industry figures and government officials.
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Volunteer Soldier Hits $110,000 LOTTO Jackpot
Sergeant Gonzalo Lizama won a $110,000 Lotto jackpot and plans to invest in his children's education and marriage.
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Fields of Dreams & Fruits of Success
the Belize Rural Development Project is helping Orange Walk residents through market-based grants for agricultural and tourism initiatives.
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Hotel Association Lobbies for Seat on Toursim Board
The Belize Hotel Association advocates for lower taxes and a direct seat on the Belize Tourism Board during its annual general meeting.
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At Auto Show It Won't Cost To Look...or Dream
The auto show in Belize showcases luxury vehicles, allowing attendees to explore options without cost, highlighting the growing interest among middle-class buyers.
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Vicente Canul to GOB: 'Bring It On'
Vicente Canul defends his position as General Manager of St. Francis Xavier Credit Union amid legislative changes and internal conflicts.
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Free Zone Frenzy
Belizeans flocked to the Corozal Free Zone for the first time to shop, leading to a busy day for local businesses despite some shoppers finding prices high.
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Colombian Salesmen Make Case To The Press
Belizean consumers express anger over alleged false advertising by Colombian salesmen at a trade show, claiming frying pans sold were not as advertised.
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Compromise at Western Border
The government and stakeholders reached a compromise on border management charges after negotiations, reducing some fees significantly.
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