Police And Media Make Peace, Plan to Move Forward
Police Commissioner Allen Whylie initiates a culture shift by inviting media to engage freely with police officers during a summit aimed at improving communication.
Police Commissioner Allen Whylie initiates a culture shift by inviting media to engage freely with police officers during a summit aimed at improving communication.
Belize Coast Guard members graduated from a classified US Navy training program to form a new special operations team.
Public service information day showcases various government departments and their services across Belize, starting with an event in Belize City.
The City Council and the Social Investment Fund have reached an agreement to repair streets affected by a drainage project in Buttonwood Bay.
The Belize Territorial Volunteers conducted a border clearing expedition to Aguas Turbias, highlighting the unclear borders between Belize, Guatemala, and Mexico.
Ground was broken for the Belize Rural Valley Project, which will provide running water to nine villages in the Belize River Valley.
the Belize City Council has relocated the downtown taxi stand to facilitate renovations at Battlefield Park without prior notice to the taxi drivers.
The US Secretary of State's report highlights human rights abuses in Belize, including police violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation.
A new drainage project was launched in Buttonwood Bay to improve infrastructure for over six hundred residents with the installation of concrete drains and culverts.
The US Army has installed a mobile radar system near Chan Chen Village to support operations in an area with high drug-related overflights.
Godwin Hulse briefed the media on the outcomes of the Regional Disaster Preparedness meeting organized by CDERA.
Disaster managers from the Caribbean meet in Belize to develop a five-year strategy for disaster management and resilience.
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