From the Concrete Jungle to the Real Jungle, The BDF Are Coming Off the Street
The BDF will withdraw over 200 soldiers from Belize City streets to return to their primary duty of border defense after more than two decades of urban deployment.
The BDF will withdraw over 200 soldiers from Belize City streets to return to their primary duty of border defense after more than two decades of urban deployment.
Two Coast Guards have completed a grueling training program, surviving 'hell week' while 23 others did not.
The Port Authority is investigating a boat accident in Crooked Tree Lagoon that resulted in the death of Ben Gentle Jr, while residents discuss transportation issues due to flooding.
A small passenger bus caught fire on the Western Highway, but fortunately, no injuries were reported.
The BDF celebrated its 36th anniversary with a passing out ceremony for recruit intake #57 at Price Barracks, welcoming 81 new soldiers.
Twenty-six security guards from the Belize City Council face job loss as the council privatizes security services for cost-cutting measures.
Unemployment in Belize has decreased from 16.1% to 14.2%, with 1,500 more people now employed according to the Statistical Institute of Belize.
127 recruits graduated to become full police officers, with most assigned to Belize City and new training programs introduced.
George Lovell, CEO in the Ministry of National Security, was involved in a road accident on the George Price Highway but was not seriously injured.
Dean Street has been paved, and Juliet Soberanis Street will become a one-way street for the duration of the contract.
A delivery truck flipped on the Hummingbird Highway, but the driver and two passengers escaped with minor injuries.
Contractor Charles Bucknor reports severe drainage issues in Belize City due to recent street cementing, causing damage to apartments and appliances.
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