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22 female entrepreneurs complete cake decorating training in Belize - Vimarsana News

22 female entrepreneurs complete cake decorating training in Belize

Today, a group of 22 female entrepreneurs completed a cake-making and decorating training program organized by the YWCA, Orange Walk Central committee, Orange Walk Town Council, and Ministry of Human Development, Families, and Indigenous People’s Affairs.

Ministry of Infrastructure Development nears completion of San Estevan's main street upgrading - Vimarsana News

Ministry of Infrastructure Development nears completion of San Estevan's main street upgrading

The Ministry of Infrastructure Development and Housing (MIDH) is nearing the completion of the upgrading of the main street in San Estevan, Orange Walk District, one of the biggest villages in the country.

Model of San Pedro hospital revealed by Taiwanese President - Vimarsana News

Model of San Pedro hospital revealed by Taiwanese President

During the state visit of the President of the Republic of China (Taiwan) presented the new hospital model for San Pedro Town.

Senators Debate General Revenue Appropriation (2023/2024) Bill, - Vimarsana News

Senators Debate General Revenue Appropriation (2023/2024) Bill,

Senators today debated the General Revenue Appropriation (2023/2024) Bill, 2023. The Prime Minister’s budget, entitled “Delivering on Plan

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Belize: Gov't says minimum wage increase will not hurt private sector - Vimarsana News

Belize: Gov't says minimum wage increase will not hurt private sector

Prime Minister John Briceño, does not share the view of the Belize Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) that the private sector would need to add BDZ$200 million (One Belize dollar=US$0.49 cents) to the existing payroll to meet the five dollar an