Drivers Get Their Busses Back Slightly The Worse For Wear
Bus operators retrieved their impounded busses from the police station, reporting minor damages but overall satisfaction with the outcome.
Bus operators retrieved their impounded busses from the police station, reporting minor damages but overall satisfaction with the outcome.
Bus owners across Belize staged a coordinated shutdown of highways in response to rejected demands from the Ministry of Transport.
Bus drivers in Carmelita village protested against government decisions affecting their livelihoods, leading to a road blockage and police intervention.
The CEO of the Ministry of Works reports that damage to highways and bridges from recent incidents is superficial and will be repaired.
A fire destroyed a plywood house in Belize City, leaving owner Shermaine Galvez and her family without possessions and seeking public assistance.
An SUV caught fire on the northern highway in Belize City, prompting a quick response from the fire department to extinguish the blaze.
John Saldivar defends the accuracy of the 2010 census against criticisms from Manuel Junior Heredia regarding population estimates for San Pedro.
A new batch of 49 recruits passed out from the BDF after 17 weeks of training, showcasing their skills and fitness.
Central American security chiefs gathered in Belize to discuss trans-national crime and the need for regional collaboration in addressing security challenges.
An online poll indicates that over half of respondents were not interviewed for the 2010 census, highlighting potential issues in the data collection process.
The 2010 Census report reveals significant demographic changes in Belize, including shifts in religion, ethnicity, education, and unemployment rates.
a major power outage is scheduled for the Belize district tomorrow morning, affecting Belize City and surrounding areas for six hours.
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