Public Servants Awarded
Public servants were recognized at an award ceremony, while discussions on illegal fishing and a new digital system for the Transport Department were also highlighted.
Public servants were recognized at an award ceremony, while discussions on illegal fishing and a new digital system for the Transport Department were also highlighted.
Government officials inspected the Belize Defense Forces Price Barracks to discuss renovations funded by a CABEI loan.
Belize Coast Guard officers are adapting to pay cuts through financial literacy classes while maintaining focus on their mission amid protests from other public sector unions.
The Coast Guard will patrol the seas to enforce COVID protocols against boat parties and ensure compliance with regulations.
Gregory Soberanis reflects on his leadership as acting Commandant of the Belize Coast Guard before Captain Elton Bennett's return.
The first vehicle has reached Machakilha, bringing solar panels for electricity installation by indigenous women engineers.
The Coastal Road is being paved for the first time, improving travel time from Belize City to Dangriga.
The Ministry of Rural Transformation is implementing projects to improve access to education and drinking water in rural communities across Belize.
The government is recruiting over 200 new police officers to address staffing shortages and improve public safety amid rising crime rates.
the Traffic Department has been revamped with a new paint job and improved facilities to enhance services for city drivers.
Belize City Mayor Bernard Wagner reports sluggish tax collection due to residents prioritizing food over property taxes amid financial struggles.
Froyla Tzalam has been appointed as Belize's first indigenous woman Governor-General, marking a historic moment for the country and the Commonwealth.
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