“Sweet or Sour: Government to Mediates Between Sugar Mills and Cane Farmers to Salvage Belize's Sugar Industry"
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City: Tuesday, 7th March 2023
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"Uncovering the Truth: Statistical Institute of Belize Urged to Provide Data on Root Causes of Poverty"
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City: Tuesday 7th March 2023
Belizean Small Farmers to Benefit from Relief Program
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City: Monday, 7th March 2023
Small farmers in developing countries often face difficulties in accessing resources and markets for their produce, and the aftermath of natural disasters can exacerbate these challenges. However, a relief program in Belize is aiming to provide support to farmers impacted by Hurricane Lisa.
"Migrant Children Found in Abandoned Trailer: A Harsh Reminder of the Risks of Crossing Borders Illegally"
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City: Sunday, 6th March 2023
"Haiti in Crisis: Political Instability, Economic Fragility, and Environmental Degradation Worsen as International Community Urged to Act"
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City: Sunday 6th March 2023
Debate Over Brown Sugar Prices: Farmers Request Increase, Prime Minister Declines Due to Consumer Burden
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City: Sunday, 5th March 2023
"Ukraine Seeks Belize's Assistance to Overcome Export Obstacles to the Latin American Market"
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City: Saturday, 4th March 2023
Belize Seeks to Reduce Cost of Electricity with assistance from the Millennium Challenge Corporation
By: Omar Silva, NP Staff Writer
Belize City: Saturday, 4th March 2023
Belize, a small Central American country heavily dependent on imported energy, is taking steps to reduce the cost of electricity for its citizens. The government has partnered with the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), a US foreign aid agency, to improve the education and energy sectors, with a focus on reducing the cost of electricity.