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CitCo Extolls The Virtue And The Value Of Municipal Paper
The Belize City Council hosted an investment forum to promote municipal bonds as a means to fund city development projects.
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CitCo Still Behind On Posting Audits
Belize City Mayor Bernard Wagner announced that the council's recent audits will be posted soon, showing financial improvements from 2021 to 2023.
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Major Project To Rehabilitate Philip Goldson Highway
A 30-month, 44 million dollar rehabilitation project for the Philip Goldson Highway is set to begin, impacting traffic in the Ladyville to Biscayne area.
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Mai Supports Shutting Down Repeat Price Control Offenders
Jose Mai supports shutting down stores that repeatedly violate price control regulations after 152 stores received tickets for price violations.
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PM Assesses Tax Give And Take
The Prime Minister discussed tax initiatives including GST free weekends and an increase in the income tax threshold to boost consumer spending.
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San Pedro Taxis Fed Up
Taxi operators in San Pedro protested against the new water taxi terminal, claiming it unfairly competes with their contracted services.
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Carrot Farmers Cry Out
Carrot farmers in San Carlos struggle to sell their produce due to competition from contraband and low prices, risking significant financial losses.
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OW South Area Rep Under Pressure With Carrots
Jose Mai discusses the challenges of carrot supply and demand in Belize and the need for industrialized agriculture.
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Port Authority Says Nothing Signed
The Belize Port Authority states that no contracts have been signed regarding a proposed management system from a Panamanian gaming firm.
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Caribbean Sprinter Chairman Highly Critical Of Port Authority
The chairman of Caribbean Sprinter criticizes the Belize Port Authority's fee increase, claiming it is a cash grab and questioning the legality and use of the funds.
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Supplies Control Tickets Price Offenders
The Supplies Control Unit has ticketed 152 stores nationwide for price violations, with San Pedro reporting the highest number of offenders.
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Relief For Flood Affected Cattle Farmers
The government of Taiwan donated $100,000 to support flood-affected cattle farmers in Belize through a project by NEMO and the Belize Livestock Producers' Association.
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