Court's Customers Hit The Jacpot
Two Belizeans won one thousand dollars each in Courts' new Jacpot promotion, with plans for concerts and school expenses.
Two Belizeans won one thousand dollars each in Courts' new Jacpot promotion, with plans for concerts and school expenses.
Two young farmers in Belize received rotor tillers from the Taiwanese Ambassador to aid their agricultural work.
Hoteliers express concerns over the general sales tax, claiming it will harm competitiveness and drive up prices in the tourism industry.
BTIA President Lucy Fleming states that the tourism industry should not bear the financial burden of government mismanagement.
Mark Espat claims BTL's blocking of VoIP is illegal and calls for the PUC to defend consumer interests.
BNE is drilling a fifth well in Spanish Lookout while downgrading oil reserve estimates and proposing a pipeline system for oil and gas transport.
A U.S. report lists Belize among countries violating intellectual property rights, highlighting issues with piracy and counterfeiting.
The Public Utilities Commission is evaluating the legality and implications of voice over internet protocol technology for making cheap calls in Belize.
Prime Minister Said Musa discusses the future of VoIP and its impact on telecommunications costs in Belize.
The Public Utilities Commission held a forum to discuss the future of VoIP services in Belize amid complaints against BTL's blocking of access to these services.
Former employees of Novelo's Bus Line have received permits to operate a new cooperative bus service after persistent efforts to secure approval from the Transport Board.
Courts Belize Limited launched a new promotion called the Courts Jacpot, offering customers chances to win cash and prizes throughout the year.
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