The Holy Helicopter Cometh
The Belize Defense Force will acquire two refurbished helicopters to enhance troop transport and disaster response capabilities.
The Belize Defense Force will acquire two refurbished helicopters to enhance troop transport and disaster response capabilities.
An 82-year-old man is now homeless after his house collapsed, prompting local authorities to plan for rebuilding efforts.
The Lands and Survey department is conducting Field Inspection Sweeps in Orange Walk to address land issues faced by residents.
An 82-year-old man survived after his wooden house collapsed while he was inside on Mangrove Street near the Bel China Bridge.
Cheryl-Lynn Vidal returned to her position as Director of Public Prosecutions after a three-month vacation leave.
Belize City Mayor Darrell Bradley acknowledges issues with eroding cement streets and promises to work with contractors for repairs, but no timeline has been provided.
The mayor announced plans to improve several streets in Belize City before Christmas, including Blue Marlin Boulevard and Vernon Street.
A property developer in San Pedro lost a court case regarding sea frontage rights against his neighbor, which may influence future public policy.
The Dangriga Mayor criticizes the SIF over increased costs for a market project, impacting funding for local street paving.
The project supervisor of the Social Investment Fund defends against accusations from Dangriga's mayor regarding the impact of market renovations on local vendors.
Dangriga Town Mayor Gilbert Swazo expresses dissatisfaction with the newly completed market, citing delays and concerns over the value of the 1.8 million dollar renovation.
The Belize Defence Force is focusing efforts on a 51-mile hotspot along the border with Guatemala due to ongoing illegal incursions and activities.
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