“The Queen of Belize” Is Dead
Belize mourns the death of Queen Elizabeth II, with national flags at half-mast and tributes from the Prime Minister and citizens.
Belize mourns the death of Queen Elizabeth II, with national flags at half-mast and tributes from the Prime Minister and citizens.
Belize will soon receive its first primary radar, enhancing law enforcement's ability to track narco planes in real-time.
the Ministry of Immigration will launch a new application process for electronic passports next month, causing temporary service interruptions.
The National Forensic Science Service received new forensic laboratory equipment to enhance its capacity for evidence storage and rapid substance identification.
Residents in southern Toledo express frustration over poor road conditions preventing children from attending school and farmers from accessing markets.
Residents in Toledo are frustrated with neglected roads that prevent students from attending school, exacerbated by logging trucks and years of inaction from the government.
UNICEF, IOM, and UNHCR discuss their partnership with the Government of Belize on the Amnesty program for migrants and asylum seekers.
The IOM Belize office has processed over 4,200 amnesty applicants, addressing financial barriers for families seeking assistance with application fees.
The Commissioner of Police assures the public of full security measures for the upcoming carnival amid concerns from attendees.
The Ministry of Natural Resources held a land clinic in Belize City to assist residents with land issues, including squatting and lease expirations.
The Ministries of Economic Development and National Defense signed contracts worth three million dollars for troop lifting vehicles and office equipment for the BDF.
Minister of Natural Resources Cordel Hyde encourages new landowners at mile 8 to retain their properties and highlights funding for road access.
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