City Council Gets Fancy Equipment
The City Council received a 1.7 million dollar package of heavy equipment from the IDB funded Flood Mitigation Infrastructure Program.
The City Council received a 1.7 million dollar package of heavy equipment from the IDB funded Flood Mitigation Infrastructure Program.
Young men camp outside BDF Price Barracks for 12 days seeking jobs but face police harassment and are told they won't be called from the standby list.
a property dispute arises between brothers and their neighbor over a basketball court in the Port Loyola area, with claims of public land being surveyed for private ownership.
The Director of Immigration confirmed that a software issue caused a lapse in biometric data matching for passports, which will be addressed in the new system.
The Director of Immigration urges the public to be patient with the passport application process and to report corruption in the immigration office.
Belize City Council struggles to pay nearly 200 sanitation workers due to financial issues, leading to delays in salary disbursement.
City Councilor Dion Leslie discusses the traffic issues on Teacher's Street and plans for a one-week trial to assess potential solutions.
Long vehicle queues at the Corozal border crossing persist due to computer issues, prompting potential protests from the Free Zone Chamber of Commerce.
Kelvin Usher returned home safely after being lost in the bushes for several days, prompting a street celebration by family and friends.
Kelvin Usher spoke publicly for the first time at a vigil after being missing for four days near Lucky Strike Village.
Commissioner Allen Whylie returns from medical leave as BTL hosts its first Tech Expo and BEL sends a team to assist the British Virgin Islands.
Anthony Astaphan shares his experience during the storm and discusses his role in the UHS appeal for the Government of Belize.
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