The Ministry of Works has taken control of the downtown rehabilitation project to ensure timely completion of Albert and Regent Streets before the September celebrations.
A power outage and ongoing street work in downtown Belize City have severely impacted local businesses and caused frustration among merchants.
Belize has received 129 deportees from the United States in the last ten months, ranking fifth among CARICOM nations.
385 soldiers are participating in a simulation operation in Western Belize to train as volunteers in the Belize Defense Force.
The Government of Belize signed a $25 million contract with CISCO Construction to pave the Placencia Road, aiming for completion in 14 to 16 months.
George Betson receives temporary housing assistance from the Belize City Council after being evicted from his home by a court order.
The Belize City Council launched a program to support at-risk children and assist the homeless through rehabilitation efforts at Gann’s Rest House.
A temporary bridge across the Sittee River at Kendall Crossing has been completed, allowing traffic to flow again after heavy rain.
One thousand four hundred food baskets were donated from Brazil to Belize for families affected by Tropical Storm Arthur.
Public Service Day was celebrated with awards for outstanding public officers and discussions on challenges in retaining trained employees in the public service.
NEMO received a 23-foot skiff from UNDP to enhance disaster response capabilities in flood-affected areas of Belize.
Sixty-eight new police officers graduated from the Police Training Academy and will assist in crime reduction efforts across Belize.
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