Belize Coast Guard Goes To Big Creek
The Belize Coast Guard, along with the Ministry of National Defense and the Prime Minister, broke ground for a new forward operating base in Big Creek.
The Belize Coast Guard, along with the Ministry of National Defense and the Prime Minister, broke ground for a new forward operating base in Big Creek.
Price Barracks begins construction on new buildings to improve living conditions for soldiers, funded by CABEI, after years of neglect and deterioration.
The bus terminal, heavily damaged by Hurricane Lisa, remains unrepaired five months later despite promises from the Minister of Infrastructure.
A special award ceremony at the Police Training Academy in Belmopan recognized women officers with promotions during Women's month celebrations.
The search for a new chairman of the Leadership Intervention Unit continues following the death of William Dawson, with many interested candidates.
The Court of Appeal ordered the government to pay over a million dollars in compensation to Primrose Gabourel for a property dispute in Belize City.
The Eastern Division of the Police Department held a luncheon to honor outstanding women officers during women's month.
Placencia villagers are upset over the loss of their community beach, which they claim was promised to remain public by the lands department.
Maya Center villagers protest the appointment of a new waterboard chairman, citing concerns over accountability and conflicts of interest.
The Prime Minister discusses the challenges of poverty in the Toledo District, emphasizing the need for better infrastructure and services for indigenous communities.
Repairs have begun on the Sandlighter's Promenade, damaged by Hurricane Lisa, four months after the storm and a year before municipal elections.
The unemployment rate is reported at 5%, but new calculations by SIB exclude long-term unemployed not actively seeking work.
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