The Belize Bus Association and the Ministry of Transportation remain at odds following critical remarks made by Transport CEO Chester Williams about BBA President Phillip Jones.
Chester Williams clarified that a proposed 50 cent increase for short stops requires Cabinet approval, contrary to earlier statements suggesting it was already approved.
the prime minister announced measures to address rising fuel prices, including subsidies for bus operators and cuts to government expenditures.
The Senate is debating the Trade Licensing Bill, which proposes annual fee structures affecting vendors in towns and villages.
Consultations for the national ID began in Orange Walk and are ongoing in Belize City as the Ministry of E-Governance seeks public input.
Caye Caulker village council is fighting for ownership of parcel 815 while construction on the police station will resume after government concessions.
Toledo Land and Lease Owners express concerns over a government bill that may threaten private property rights in Toledo.
The UDP held a press conference addressing rising living costs, crime, and the misuse of social security funds in Belize.
Godwin Haylock criticizes the government for increasing bus fares, which he claims contradicts previous promises and burdens commuters.
UDP Senator Zetina supports Caye Caulker residents' concerns over halted police station construction and land negotiations.
The Firearms Control Board issued notices detailing firearm license application requirements and changes to permitted firearm adaptations to enhance transparency.
The Public Service Minister explains why a cost-saving government transfer measure was not announced during the budget presentation amid uncertain economic conditions.
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