What About The Stevedores?
Community activist Yaya Marin Coleman raised concerns about the lack of stevedore representation at a consultation regarding a proposed port project.
Community activist Yaya Marin Coleman raised concerns about the lack of stevedore representation at a consultation regarding a proposed port project.
The government has announced new working hours for the public service in response to COVID-19 curfew measures.
The Commissioner of Police outlined regulations for lawful movement on Sundays, emphasizing the need for itineraries when picking up travelers at the airport.
The police warn the public against hosting or attending mass gatherings during the upcoming September holidays due to regulations limiting social events.
Three people are left homeless after a fire destroyed their rental house on Mahogany Street, with neighbors and an area representative stepping in to assist.
An update clarifies that Anselmo Pop's funeral is scheduled for tomorrow and his family will receive a flag contrary to previous reports.
Belize City officials seek a government bailout to address a $1.2 million debt owed to their sanitation contractor, Belize Waste Control.
New COVID regulations allow restaurants to open later and expand the definition of front-line workers to include Coast Guard personnel.
City Hall is unable to pay Belize Waste Control for garbage collection, leading to a backlog of waste in the city.
William Lindo Jr denies reports of construction on the seabed, stating that the project is legitimate and above board.
Prime Minister John Briceno announces new water and electricity connectivity in Petville, facilitating expansion and low-income housing projects in Orange Walk Town.
The Minister of Agriculture announced plans to prioritize fixing neglected village roads despite budget constraints.
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