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A Courthouse Comeback After Lisa Laid It Low
The courthouse in Belize City has been restored after Hurricane Lisa, allowing judicial matters to be handled in one central location again.
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Finally, Millennium Challenge Money Approved
The Millennium Challenge Corporation approved a US$125 million grant for energy and education in Belize, with a signing ceremony expected in early September.
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Combating the Trafficking in persons is one of the major policy initiatives for the US.
The Anti Trafficking in Persons Council launched its Strategy to combat human trafficking in Belize, emphasizing training and partnerships for effective action.
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After 18 Years, CCJ Awards Landowner Ten Million Dollars
The CCJ has awarded landowner Primrose Gabourel nearly 10 million dollars after a lengthy legal battle over a parcel of land in Buttonwood Bay.
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Belize Maintains Tier Two Human Trafficking Status
Belize has maintained its Tier 2 status in the US Department of State's Trafficking in Persons Report for 2024, acknowledging efforts against human trafficking.
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Hundreds Of Public Officers Honored For Public Service Day
The Ministry of Public Service honored 108 public officers for 25 years of service during a Public Service Award Day ceremony.
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The Beef Over Burrell Boom Road
The BTB is coordinating the repair of Burrell Boom Road, which connects to the Community Baboon Sanctuary, amid disputes over the quality of the work.
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BTB Paid For Burrell Boom Road, But It's A Mess
Burrell Boom residents are frustrated as a newly paved road funded by BTB is deteriorating due to poor construction and lack of supervision.
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Fire Station Phones, From Failed State Status To Fixed
The fire department in Belize City has resolved phone service issues during blackouts with the installation of generators, according to the Minister of Disaster Risk Management.
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Cops Come Up On Land
Ninety-six police officers received approvals to purchase land through a collaboration between the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Natural Resources.
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Attorney Says It's Not Her Dress, It's The Cases She's Involved In
Attorney Leslie Mendez challenges the Belize Central Prison's dress code enforcement after being denied access to her clients due to her attire.
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Landy Says Duck Run Villagers Can Keep Their Land But No More Squatters
Orlando Habet states that Duck Run villagers can keep their land but must stop squatting as plans for a cemetery proceed.
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