The BDF plans to dismantle an illegal structure erected by a Guatemalan businessman in Belizean territory near Jalacte Village with OAS oversight.
The U.S. government donated 1.2 million Belize dollars to the Belize Defence Force and Coast Guard for new outboard engines and equipment.
The City Council is relocating street vendors to Battlefield Park, prompting concerns over the size of new booths and the removal of a historic tree.
farmers from Jalacte trek to Guatemala to sell corn due to lack of market in Belize, amid tensions over territorial incursions.
Albert Street has reopened after an 8-day closure, but remains dusty as the concrete foundation cures before the final paving.
Albert Street paving is on schedule, with Works Minister Boots Martinez confirming progress towards the completion date of December 16th.
Belize celebrated International Civil Aviation Day with aerial displays and discussions on the future of aviation amid declining tourist arrivals.
Twenty eight new special constables were sworn in to assist the Police Department after completing basic training and receiving certificates with the power of arrest.
The paving of Albert Street has begun, with preparations expected to take another two weeks before the hot mix is laid down.
the Belize National Coast Guard Service held its first graduation ceremony for recruits after three years of establishment, with thirty-two completing the training program.
Downtown Belize City is suffering from severe dust issues due to ongoing construction, affecting local businesses and tourists alike.
A new sinkhole has appeared at mile 12 on the Western Highway, prompting urgent repairs by the Ministry of Works.
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