Cabinet has approved $2 million for the renovation of the Belize City and Belmopan bus terminals, including upgrades like air conditioning and epoxy flooring.
A new police substation will be built in San Narciso to serve 40,000 residents across eight communities in rural Corozal.
The Belize Tourism Board hosted a National Tourism Security Summit to enhance safety in the tourism sector and discuss strategies for 2026.
Roque Matus alleges plagiarism of his Belcan Bridge design by a foreign firm working with the Belize City Council, sparking a dispute over ownership and intellectual property rights.
The BDF is investigating the origin of unexploded bombs following a fatal detonation in Nuevo San Jose Palmar village.
The design for a new bridge to replace the Belcan Bridge was unveiled, funded by Taiwan, with construction set to begin in 2026.
The US State Department's Trafficking in Persons Report keeps Belize at Tier 2, citing ongoing issues with corruption and official complicity in trafficking crimes.
The Sarteneja Corozal road project, funded by Taiwan, is nearing completion despite delays due to weather and ground conditions.
renovations on the National Assembly building are nearing completion but are over budget and past the original deadline.
Belize's military maintained its position against aggressive actions from Guatemalan Navy vessels during Independence Day celebrations.
The Independence Day ceremony was held in Belize City with a two-hour delay due to a rain forecast that did not materialize, leading to the cancellation of the uniform parade.
The BDF Commander confirms that Belizean soldiers will continue patrolling the Sarstoon River despite ongoing aggression from Guatemalan forces.
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