Castro Clears the Road
Edmond Castro announces the completion of the first 5 miles of the Old Northern Highway and funding for an additional 7 miles to improve transportation for local residents.
Edmond Castro announces the completion of the first 5 miles of the Old Northern Highway and funding for an additional 7 miles to improve transportation for local residents.
Three senior police officers will return as fully qualified attorneys to enhance the legal capacity of the Police Department.
Belize Territorial Volunteers organized a trip to Garbutt's Falls border marker, attracting a large crowd to raise awareness about Belize's borders.
police demolished three houses in the Gungulung area, affecting families who believed they were safe on private property.
Crooked Tree is set to benefit from Petrocaribe funded projects, including the construction of a causeway and various street improvements in nearby villages.
Squatters on Holy Emmanuel Extension face daily struggles for basic utilities and safety while asserting their rights as nationalized Belizeans.
Santa Ana village will receive an upgraded water system targeting 89 households and local institutions, financed by the Government of Belize.
The police department has established new gym and track facilities funded by contributions from the business community and police members.
The Lands Department is investigating claims that beachfront property on Caye Caulker has been improperly converted into private land.
A house fire on Patridge Street Extension has left Edith Valentine and her family homeless, losing all their possessions in the blaze.
The Caribbean Court of Justice affirmed Maya Customary Land Rights and mandated government consultation with Mayan communities for resource exploitation on their lands.
Kings intervened to provide leases for squatters facing eviction from private land in Gungulung, but Hyde criticized his handling of the situation.
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