Belize Gets Defence Plan
Belize is developing a new defense plan to ensure national sovereignty and territorial integrity after lacking one since 1994.
Belize is developing a new defense plan to ensure national sovereignty and territorial integrity after lacking one since 1994.
A fire caused by electrical overload destroyed a zinc house in Belama Phase 4, leaving three residents homeless.
A family in Belize City lost their home and belongings in a fire, leaving them with only the clothes they were wearing.
Re-registration continues with 54,451 persons applying, showing a steady pace but lower rates in Belize City compared to other areas.
The Benque-Melchor border fence is complete, enhancing security and control for visitors and workers at the border.
NEMO has started urgent repairs to restore water supply for over 250 households in Mahogany Heights due to significant underground pipe leakage.
Firefighters quickly contained a blaze at the Northern Fishermen's Cooperative in Belize City, sparing much of the inventory and prompting an investigation into the fire's cause.
Justice Adrian Saunders was formally installed as the new president of the Caribbean Court of Justice in a special sitting in Trinidad and Tobago.
Wil Maheia and the Belize Territorial Volunteers successfully completed a humanitarian mission to Graham Creek with BDF escorting them past GAF presence.
The court ordered the return of seized office equipment to the Solid Waste Management Authority after a judgment debt dispute with Vision Architects & Contractors.
New traffic lights have been installed at a busy junction on Central American Boulevard to improve safety and reduce accidents.
A small fire occurred in San Pedro on Sunday night at a small structure.
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