U.S. Donates $700,000 in Radio Equipment to the BDF
The U.S. government donated $700,000 in radio equipment to the Belize Defense Force to enhance communication capabilities during patrols.
The U.S. government donated $700,000 in radio equipment to the Belize Defense Force to enhance communication capabilities during patrols.
The Immigration Department apologized for detaining Belizean graduates without IDs on their way to a ceremony, acknowledging it as a mistake by their officers.
A fire on Far West Street in Belize City left five families homeless, destroying three houses and damaging several others.
Belmopan prepares for potential unrest as government offices and banks are boarded up ahead of a planned opposition gathering.
Greg Choq criticizes Guatemalan oil exploration in Belize as a national security threat due to lack of supervision and regulation.
Barbed wired barriers were erected by BDF soldiers at the National Assembly to manage crowds ahead of a significant event in Belmopan.
The 2007 Trade Winds Exercise concludes in Belize after 12 days of training involving 500 Caribbean soldiers and 400 U.S. military personnel.
Belize Coast Guard personnel train in maritime operations as part of the Trade Winds Exercise, focusing on rescue techniques and engine repair.
Captain Charles Good called off his hunger strike after receiving an invitation to meet with the Social Security Board regarding his pension.
former Minister Remijio Montejo died after battling a brain tumor, prompting tributes from colleagues and friends.
A BDF Defender that crash-landed in Gales Point swamp has been recovered with the help of U.S. helicopters and will be assessed for repair.
NEMO opened a new warehouse in Independence Village to enhance disaster response capabilities across Belize.
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