OCEANA Back In Court
Oceana Belize's court challenge against offshore oil contracts continues as the government seeks to strike out the case on procedural grounds.
Oceana Belize's court challenge against offshore oil contracts continues as the government seeks to strike out the case on procedural grounds.
The Port of Belize Limited claims the government breached multiple agreements, leading to a court case involving significant tax exemptions and damages.
The Prime Minister announced plans to resolve a land dispute in More Tomorrow village involving government acquisition of land for villagers.
The Government of Belize faces a decision on whether to make a Superbond payment of 46.9 million dollars due on August 20, 2012.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow discusses the halted restaurant project of former Mayor Zenaida Moya at the Belize River mouth and the need for proper permits.
Phillip Fawda Henry will lead a protest against City Hall over the denial of his taxi license plate.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow details the contents of the Superbond and its implications for Belize's debt restructuring.
The House of Representatives discussed budget issues, with members addressing flood relief and accusations of government favoritism during the first meeting since elections.
the Prime Minister presented the national budget, emphasizing fiscal discipline and plans for poverty reduction and a new basketball arena.
A small group of protestors, including members of the Jaguar Scout Group, gathered in Belmopan to demand justice for Jasmine Lowe.
The House of Representatives has implemented a no-wallet rule, dubbed "Allan's Law," following an incident involving Allan Kelly and Marcel Cardona.
The House passed a bill to defer voters re-registration until 2017, despite opposition protests regarding the integrity of the electoral list.
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