Chester Williams, CEO of the Ministry of Transport, denies claims that Deputy Transport Officer Peter Williams is being sidelined amid departmental changes.
A company linked to Cabinet Secretary Stuart Leslie has been supplying seasonings to the BDF, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.
The Judicial and Legal Services Commission has recommended two foreign judges for the High Court, but the Attorney General states no formal appointments have been made yet.
The Attorney General's office is challenging the Ombudsman's recommendation for disclosing legal fees related to a case against an injunction blocking elections.
The government is advertising a vacancy for the ombudsman as it transitions the office into a human rights office.
Jerry Enriquez is suing the government for not appointing an Ombudsman, with the case currently before the CCJ.
The Prime Minister was seen with his granddaughter during a UDP protest, leading to interpretations about his stance on the protest's significance.
The Prime Minister addresses concerns over his brother's company supplying meat to the Belize Defence Force amid ongoing audits for procurement irregularities.
The Prime Minister deferred questions about inflated boot prices for the BDF to the Auditor General's ongoing review.
The Prime Minister denies claims from a whistleblower that procurement services were centralized in Belmopan after 2020, asserting the process began in 2018.
The Prime Minister discusses the independent audit of the Defense Ministry, which will extend back to 2015, amid concerns about transparency and past expenditures.
The Ministry of Defence purchased a pickup in ten installments from FT Williams, linked to Oscar Mira, raising questions about the transaction.
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