The Government of Belize is collaborating with international organizations to enhance cybersecurity through a new six-month action plan following the National Cybersecurity Strategy.
The Immigration Department is set to deploy a new E-passport system in Belize by October 24th, following a month-long transition process.
Residents of Mangrove Street express frustration over severe potholes affecting their ability to walk and drive, especially during the rainy season.
The Briceno Government prioritizes digitalization of services, with public officers completing training in E-Governance and Digitalization.
A fire destroyed three homes on Mahogany Street Extension, leaving eleven family members homeless and in need of assistance.
Belize celebrated its 41st Independence Day with official ceremonies, parades, and reflections on national challenges from leaders including Prime Minister John Briceno and Opposition Leader Shyne Barrow.
Wil Maheia discussed a confrontation with Guatemalan soldiers while attempting to reach Sarstoon Island for Independence Day celebrations.
Belize will observe a one-time holiday on September 19th for Queen Elizabeth's state funeral, despite concerns from the business community.
The Belize Coast Guard and the Taiwanese government signed an agreement for search and rescue, fisheries enforcement, and combating transnational crime at sea.
Belize declares September 19th a national holiday to mourn Queen Elizabeth II during her funeral.
Almost three hundred police officers and civilians were awarded for their service at a ceremony in Belmopan, recognizing exemplary conduct and performance.
The Prime Minister confirmed that the Tenth celebrations will proceed but will be toned down due to the national mourning for the late queen.
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