Mayor Defends Cemetery Charges
Mayor Darrell Bradley defends new cemetery charges, stating they ensure quality control and do not aim to harm the undertaking business.
Mayor Darrell Bradley defends new cemetery charges, stating they ensure quality control and do not aim to harm the undertaking business.
Mayor Darrell Bradley announced that the Northern Highway project is delayed due to curing cement, affecting local businesses along the route.
David Henderson is replaced as Commissioner of Police by Deputy Allen Wyllie in a major reshuffle of the Police Department.
2012 was marked by 145 murders, a political election, and notable achievements in sports and ambition from Belizeans.
107 new Belizean citizens were sworn in, but no Guatemalan applicants were included due to issues with the renunciation process.
Mahogany Heights has been without water for a week due to a dispute between the village's Water Board and BEL over an unpaid electricity bill.
Edmund Castro distributed fresh vegetables purchased from local farmers as Christmas gifts to 1,500 families in Belize Rural North.
Edmund Castro assures that public transport will be safe during the Christmas season with new checkpoints to prevent overcrowding and bribery.
The Mayor of Belize City announced the closure of a major traffic artery at the Belcan roundabout for road construction until next year.
Belize Bank donated a bus to the Eastern Division police to assist in transporting officers for operations and other needs.
A new elite law enforcement unit, the Mobile Interdiction Team, was launched in Belize with funding and training from the US government.
The Ministry of National Security addressed Corporal Sharmane Young's transfer, clarifying it was policy-based and not related to a recent incident with a tourist.
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