NBC CEO Hits The Road After 3 Months
Susanna Vanzie has stepped down as CEO of the National Bus Company after three months, confirmed by Transportation Minister Louis Zabaneh.
Susanna Vanzie has stepped down as CEO of the National Bus Company after three months, confirmed by Transportation Minister Louis Zabaneh.
The United Nations Industrial Development Organization and the Ministry of Investment hosted a workshop to enhance industrial policies for the Blue and Green economies in Belize.
The Ministry of Transport and the Belize Bus Association met to address concerns of village bus operators and improve commuter services.
The Ministry of Transport is finalizing the $3.00 per gallon fuel subsidy for bus operators and expects payments to begin next week.
The National Bus Company is working to meet commuter expectations with plans for electric buses and new terminals by 2027.
Belize's sugarcane industry shows improved production but faces challenges from high gas prices and fertilizer costs, impacting future crop viability.
The CEO of the Ministry of E-Governance addressed concerns about outsourcing biometric identification to Neopeoples instead of using the Central Information Technology Office.
BWS warned MIDH about a 45-year-old sewage main affecting the construction of the new Belcan Bridge and proposed a relocation project.
The government of Belize purchased the Bottom Dollar Building and adjacent properties for $5 million to facilitate bridge construction and contractor needs.
utility companies are collaborating with MIDH to manage existing lines while minimizing disruptions during road construction projects.
The Social Security Board is proposing to modernize its benefits system by shifting from wage bands to a percentage-based model.
The Social Security Board proposes raising the minimum contribution floor from $55 to $130 weekly to improve benefits for low-income contributors.
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