Government & Politics | August 14, 2026
The Auditor General’s Report for 2017–2018 is querying close to three billion dollars in write-offs that never made it to the House of Representatives for approval. While some of those write-offs were carried out under the Barrow administration, the report says a huge portion was actually removed from the Government’s
Government & Politics | August 14, 2026
The write-offs are only one element in the 508-page Auditor General’s Report for the 2017–2018 financial year. The wider report paints a troubling picture of weak recordkeeping, missing documents, unreconciled accounts and public losses that were not properly tracked. Perhaps the most serious overall finding is that the Auditor General
Business, Companies & Organizations | August 14, 2026
Turning now to the aftermath of the failed BTL–Smart acquisition, concerns are surfacing over whether the collapse of the proposed deal could eventually expose the Government to a legal challenge. Reports reaching Love News suggest that the Public Utilities Commission’s determination that BTL is a dominant provider could become relevant
Business, Companies & Organizations | August 14, 2026
Speednet Communications Limited has broken its silence following Cabinet’s decision not to support Belize Telemedia Limited’s proposed acquisition. In a press release issued today, Speednet confirmed that BTL first approached the company with an offer to purchase it in 2022 and again in mid-2025. According to Speednet, the first round
Business, Companies & Organizations | August 14, 2026
In the wake of Cabinet’s decision to reject the proposed acquisition of Speednet Communications Limited by Belize Telemedia Limited, PUP Party Whip Henry Charles Usher reflected on both the debate surrounding the proposal and his own position on the controversial transaction. Speaking today, Usher reflected on the intense public debate
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The Auditor General’s Report for 2017–2018 is querying close to three billion dollars in write-offs that never made
Police are investigating several unrelated incidents reported across the country, including an alleged machete attack, firearm threats, a disputed vehicle transfer, a traffic incident and ammunition offences. In San Jose Succotz Village, 66-year-old businesswoman Emerita Chuc was hospitalized after she
Belize City has officially been recognized as a Tsunami Ready City, becoming the twenty-third community in the Caribbean



Yesterday, government launched the Sugar Smart Cluster Platform at the Escuela Secundaria Técnica México Conference Room in San
Belize’s dairy industry is looking to improve milk production and the quality of its cattle through new technology
Technology is transforming rice production in southern Belize, but the progress comes with a difficult trade-off. Farmers in
Prime Minister John Briceño met today with stakeholders in the sugar industry to discuss the ongoing mealybug infestation
The Agriculture Department in the Corozal District is strengthening the skills of local beekeepers through a two-day technical
Day three of the Belize Police Youth Cadet Corps National Summer Camp combined education, cultural exposure and camaraderie