National

National November 8, 2005

BDF Gets 2,500 Meals Ready to Eat from Taiwan

The Taiwanese government donated $12,000 worth of 2,500 meals to the Belize Defense Force for soldiers in the field.

National November 8, 2005

Couple Missing at Sea Found

An American couple and their guide who went missing at sea have been found in good condition after their boat engine failed.

National November 8, 2005

Hundreds of Commuters Stranded...

Commuters express frustration over the sudden cancellation of bus services at Novelo's Terminal without prior notice.

National November 2, 2005

Ombudsman Gets Traveling Complaint Caravan

The Ombudsman received a new pickup truck to enhance access for rural residents to his office and improve governance in Belize.

National November 2, 2005

COMPOL Apologizes to Commuters

The Commissioner of Police apologized to commuters for inconveniences while addressing concerns about potential instability in the transport industry.

National October 31, 2005

Ten New Dodge Trucks for the BDF

The Belize Defense Force received ten Dodge pickup trucks from the U.S. State Department to enhance their mobility and security capabilities.

National October 27, 2005

BDF & Guatemala Soldiers in Jungle Training

Guatemalan soldiers are training in Belize's jungles with the Belize Defense Force to learn jungle warfare tactics as part of a military exchange program.

National October 25, 2005

The Heroic Rescue That Almost Wasn't...

BDF pilots successfully rescued three survivors after a two-day search at sea, despite facing low fuel and challenging conditions.

National October 24, 2005

300 Belizeans Safe in Cuba After Wilma

Nearly 300 Belizeans in Cuba, including eye patients and students, are reported safe after Hurricane Wilma caused widespread evacuations.

National October 12, 2005

Organized Chaos at Douglas Jones/Freetown Road

The traffic lights at the busy intersection of Freetown Road and Douglas Jones Street have been out for two months, causing safety concerns.

National October 7, 2005

Progresso Brings Problems Forward

Residents of Progresso village protested against the introduction of a water metering system, claiming they cannot afford the costs associated with it.

National October 5, 2005

Why Progresso Villagers Reject Metered Water

Progresso villagers are protesting against the introduction of water meters, claiming they cannot afford the increased costs associated with the new system.