A Tale Of Two Streets
City Councilor Roger Espejo defends the decision to pave Seashore Drive over other damaged streets in Belize City, citing its status as a major thoroughfare.
City Councilor Roger Espejo defends the decision to pave Seashore Drive over other damaged streets in Belize City, citing its status as a major thoroughfare.
Ryan Swift expresses frustration over delayed payment for extermination services from the City Council, claiming he needs the funds to pay his workers and bills.
A recent poll shows a close race between UDP and PUP, with a significant portion of voters remaining undecided ahead of the next general elections.
Phillip "Fawda" Henry announces his candidacy for a councilor position in Belize City, aiming to address local issues and crime.
The government announced a mortgage write-off and reduced electricity rates, but the opposition criticized it as political grandstanding amid allegations of insider trading.
The Prime Minister announced new electricity rates before the country experienced a widespread blackout due to a ground fault.
Over 500 immigrants were naturalized as Belizean citizens in a week, raising concerns about the timing before upcoming elections.
Several independent candidates, including Paul Morgan, Rudy Wade, and Marlon Skeen, are contesting for mayor in Belize City and Belmopan.
The government of Belize guaranteed an eight million US dollar loan for Telemedia without opposition debate amid ongoing ownership controversies.
The Prime Minister defended the Christmas Assistance program in the House amid opposition claims of exclusion and misuse of funds.
The Auditor General met with whistleblower Delroy Herrera to discuss irregular practices at KHMH following a request from the Prime Minister for an investigation.
Stephen Okeke formally launched his independent candidacy for mayor, emphasizing his confidence despite past threats and challenges.
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