BDF's Ticket to the Information Superhighway
The Belize Defense Force received $1.2 million in communication equipment and a pickup truck from the U.S. government for military and disaster response purposes.
The Belize Defense Force received $1.2 million in communication equipment and a pickup truck from the U.S. government for military and disaster response purposes.
A fire at the Social Security Board headquarters caused $80,000 in equipment loss but resulted in no injuries.
More than three hundred workers at the Tower Hill Factory are on strike after negotiations for a bonus failed.
The government announced plans to provide 30,000 house lots for first-time homeowners, pending a financial plan for their acquisition and distribution.
Winston Carr has been appointed to the magistracy by the Civil Service Commission and is currently completing formalization duties.
a warehouse on Albert Street in Belize City was almost destroyed by fire, with damage primarily from smoke and heat
A Rolls Royce single engine airplane piloted by Barry Bowen's son made a crash landing at the Municipal Airstrip, but no injuries were reported.
An OAS investigation found Belize's security personnel acted reasonably in the shooting of a Guatemalan man illegally harvesting Xate leaves.
Taiwan's Ambassador to Belize presented a cheque to support the development of a regional stolen car database.
Residents of Jane Usher Boulevard face relocation due to the construction of a new Carnival cruise terminal in Port Loyola.
Belizean authorities inaugurated 15 new houses for families resettled from the disputed Nuevo Judah area in Guatemala, part of a larger development project.
The government has allocated $6.8 million to construct the Agripino Cawich Memorial Bridge in Valley of Peace to replace a ferry across the Belize River.
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