Caye Caulker Squatters Being Shoved off Land
Caye Caulker residents Sean Latchman and Roy Flowers struggle to secure land titles after years of unfulfilled promises from the seller, Douglas Jimenez.
Caye Caulker residents Sean Latchman and Roy Flowers struggle to secure land titles after years of unfulfilled promises from the seller, Douglas Jimenez.
The Ministry of Works is repairing over 700 sugar roads in Corozal and Orange Walk districts, despite complaints about their poor condition.
Margaret McKenzie has been appointed as the new Chief Magistrate of Belize, succeeding Herbert Lord.
The newscast concludes for 2006, thanking viewers and wishing them a safe New Year's celebration while reflecting on the year's news highlights.
Business owners in San Pedro express frustration over pothole-filled streets affecting tourism and petition the Prime Minister for urgent repairs.
Belize City streets have worsened due to rain, causing traffic issues as Mayor Zenaida Moya discusses repair efforts and funding challenges.
The Belize National Coast Guard celebrates its first anniversary, reflecting on accomplishments and future plans under the leadership of Admiral Cedric Borland.
The Northern Highway's pothole problem has escalated, prompting calls for urgent repairs from city officials and plans for upgrades from the government's Chief Engineer.
A house collapsed while Diana Mortis and her three children slept, leaving them in need of assistance after losing their belongings.
The Police Department received six 2007 Isuzu DMAXs purchased from Bravo Motors to enhance patrol capabilities across various districts.
A University of Belize vessel with two crew members was stranded at sea but was rescued by the Coast Guard after losing engine power.
Youth Enhancement Services reports that only one of their 15 recommendations for protecting children from abuse has been implemented by the government.
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