With the cost of living continuing to weigh heavily on Belizeans, the Briceño administration is facing mounting questions about concrete steps that are being taken to ease the burden. Inflation continues to rise and in the coming year, water and electricity rates will as well.
Prime Minister Briceño says his administration remains committed to the responsible development of Belize’s oil and gas sector, while acknowledging that the country’s reserves are modest by global standards. As part of that strategy, the government has appointed David Morales as Special Envoy for Oil
If you’ve driven along the George Price Highway, you’re used to seeing police checkpoints, especially around mile four. But lately, that familiar location has been empty, and the checkpoints seem to have been abandoned. So, what’s going on? Is that booth permanently closed? Today, we
With Christmas just a week away, police are intensifying efforts to fight crime across Belize. For several weeks, communities across the country have been rocked by an increase in burglaries and violent crimes. However, according to Senior Superintendent of Police, Reymundo Reyes, police are putting
For the first time ever, the Belize Police Department is spreading some extra holiday cheer. Every single police officer and civilian staff member will be getting a ham or turkey this Christmas to make their holiday meals complete. This historic gesture comes thanks to the
Christmas is fast approaching and the joy of the season is spreading far and wide across Belize. Today in Lake Independence, over four hundred children joined in a special celebration at the annual Lakers Christmas party. For the past thirteen years, James and Keisha Young
Following comments by the Attorney General that his ministry is exploring a law to allow an independent investigator in the new year, Prime Minister John Briceño confirmed that the matter has been discussed in Cabinet. Briceño explained that the government is considering models from the Caribbean
Belize is still sitting on small oil reserves, and Prime Minister John Briceño says it's the reason for bringing in a special envoy to attract investors. The comments follow Monday’s appointment of David Morales as Special Envoy for Oil and Gas. “We do have some oil, nothing
Belize’s sugar industry is facing high labour costs and slow government approvals, and Prime Minister John Briceño says mechanisation is the way forward. Marcos Osorio, Chairman of the Sugar Industry Control Board, told News Five that farmers face steep costs when hiring foreign cane cutters. “It
Belizeans will soon have the chance to own a part of the country’s electricity system as the government launches the sale of Hydro Belize shares. The company operates three hydroelectric dams that supply roughly one-third of Belize’s electricity. Together, they generate 51 megawatts and earned around
