Are Potential Amnesty Seekers Intimidated?
Many migrants feel intimidated by the amnesty application process due to perceived risks and eligibility concerns.
Many migrants feel intimidated by the amnesty application process due to perceived risks and eligibility concerns.
Governor-General Frolya Tzalam swore in Chief Justice Louise Blenman and Justices Minette Hafiz-Bertram and Michelle Arana to the judiciary.
The U.S. Embassy and USAID donated computer equipment and cameras to Belize's Ministry of Home Affairs to enhance crime data processing and sharing.
Belize City Council announces $89,000 in aid for staff affected by the hurricane and the return of frozen increments from the COVID pandemic.
Belize City is upgrading the Gungulung area with new streets and infrastructure in preparation for electric buses.
Retired public officers are suing the Public Sector Workers Trust over control of 8 million dollars in back pay and dividends from shares given in the 1990s.
The CCJ's Justice Winston Anderson discussed efforts to help reduce Belize's judicial case backlog, aiming for a zero balance with technological solutions.
San Pedro is facing a traffic crisis due to an increase in golf carts, private vehicles, and large trucks, complicating navigation and parking.
The ceiling of the Magistrate's Courthouse collapsed, rendering it unusable and affecting access to justice for Belizeans.
Onike Wade seeks public assistance after receiving no help three weeks post-Hurricane Lisa, leaving her and her children in a damaged home.
the Belize Chinese community donated nearly $100,000 in funds and food packages to aid citizens affected by Hurricane Lisa in Belize City.
Mayor Bernard reports that 13% of the city remains to be cleared after the hurricane cleanup campaign.
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