Forestry Minister Lisel Alamilla responds to Mayan protestors demanding the lifting of the Rosewood moratorium, citing support for the ban from local alcaldes.
The new government and opposition were sworn in during a ceremonial sitting of the House and Senate in Belmopan.
Graduation ceremonies were held for the third group of women in the Women in Politics Project, with 16 graduates aiming to increase female political participation.
The Port of Belize's new administration does not recognize a 2011 agreement with waterfront workers, causing frustration among stevedores over unmet safety and pay conditions.
Dylan Vernon discussed the impact of handout politics on Belize's political culture during the 'Belize at 30' conference.
Michael Finnegan praises former mayor Paul Rodriguez as the best Belize City mayor and advises the new mayor to engage more with the community.
Residents of Toledo protested in Belmopan against the government's moratorium on Rosewood harvesting and exportation, citing economic hardship and loss of income.
Francis Fonseca was sworn in as the youngest Leader of the Opposition in Belize at Belize House in Belmopan.
Mark Lizarraga has been elected as the new Business Senator, replacing Godwin Hulse after receiving 128 votes in the election.
Lindsey Garbutt has decided to leave his position as CEO of the Ministry of Tourism after refusing a six-month appointment from the new Government.
The City Council announced the assignment of various portfolios to its members, including finance, sanitation, and public health.
Mark Espat will lead the government's Superbond Renegotiation Team to address Belize's debt dynamics and negotiate better terms with creditors.
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