More New Citizens Sworn In - Just In Time For Elections
Over 200 new Belizean citizens were sworn in at the George Price Center in Belmopan ahead of upcoming elections.
Over 200 new Belizean citizens were sworn in at the George Price Center in Belmopan ahead of upcoming elections.
The Director of Immigration assures that the processing of citizenship applications is legitimate despite the high volume of work and late hours being put in by staff.
BAHA clarified that a pickup truck involved in a traffic accident does not belong to them and was transferred to the Ministry of Agriculture.
The Supreme Court held its ceremonial opening with Chief Justice Kenneth Benjamin addressing funding issues and the implementation of mediation services.
The Belize Fire Department is restructuring to enhance professionalism and efficiency, as demonstrated by a passing out ceremony for 19 new recruits.
road works on the approaches to the bridge across South Creek in Belize City are underway, with improvements being made to the area.
The Ministry of Works and the City Council will upgrade 75 streets in Belize City, focusing on areas needing drainage and resurfacing.
The Ministry of Works will assist the Belize City Council in repairing streets damaged by December rains.
A review of the significant news events in Belize during 2011, including government actions, protests, and social issues.
HIVOS is withdrawing from Belize after 30 years, leaving many NGOs without funding and risking their closure.
The newly repaired bridge across Mini-Creek is now open for use after months of construction and improvements by the Ministry of Works.
the US Peace Corps has withdrawn six volunteers from the Ministry of Agriculture, leading to the termination of their memorandum of understanding.
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