A group of 10 Haitian travelers were detained by Belizean authorities despite having met all travel requirements, raising concerns over their treatment and rights.
The launch of new e-pics passports has led to a scarcity due to excessive demand and system difficulties at the immigration department.
The Police Commissioner announced strict enforcement of liquor license laws ahead of Christmas, requiring early closure for bars and clubs.
Apolinaria Choc's house handing over was postponed, leaving her disappointed, while other families received their homes in separate ceremonies.
the government handed over 10 new Hino Trucks to the BDF during a ceremony at Price Barracks in Ladyville.
Prime Minister John Briceno and Cabinet members served a Christmas luncheon to BDF soldiers, honoring their service and commitment to Belize's defense.
The Belize Coast Guard emphasizes the strategic importance of Sapodilla Cayes amid the ongoing dispute with Honduras over the territory.
The Coast Guard Forward Operating Base at Sarstoon is being renovated after severe erosion made it unsafe for officers stationed there.
Fifty-four residents of Valley of Peace became first-time landowners during a ceremony attended by government officials.
The National Compstat office in Belmopan was opened with a donation of vehicles and office equipment to enhance policing efforts.
The police department is launching a pilot project to gather public and officer complaints for improving management practices.
Belize's Amnesty program has been extended for three months, with over 9,300 individuals having applied, including asylum-seekers.
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