GOB Paying Millions In Rent But Not For Much Longer
The government plans to reduce rental costs by building its own complex for ministries, as stated by Prime Minister John Briceno.
The government plans to reduce rental costs by building its own complex for ministries, as stated by Prime Minister John Briceno.
The Ministry of Home Affairs is paying $15,000 monthly in rent and is considering moving to a government-owned building.
Briceno's family company, Speednet, is suing the Prime Minister and his administration over the ConnectED project.
Speednet intends to seek legal action against the Ministry of Home Affairs over a CCTV camera contract awarded to BTL without a bidding process.
KHMH management has declared a trade dispute with the KHMH Workers Union following a sickout that disrupted essential services.
Prime Minister John Briceno responds to criticism of the economy by referring to the IMF's assessment.
The Minister of Home Affairs is awaiting the outcome of a Freedom of Information request regarding security contracts with the Belize Airports Authority.
Kareem Musa defends the controversial 13th amendment, stating it is a migration of existing law and clarifying the constitutionality of states of emergency.
Mike Peyrefitte has returned as UDP Chairman to unite the party amid ongoing disputes and leadership challenges.
Mike Peyrefitte avoids confirming support for Shyne Barrow as UDP party leader amid ongoing internal party tensions.
Speednet has been granted leave to seek judicial review against the Briceno administration over contracts awarded to BTL for internet access in schools.
The Belize Bus Owners Association criticizes Transport Minister Dr Louis Zabaneh for promoting the national bus company without completed feasibility studies.
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