GOB: Cabinet Will Review Channel 5 Position
The Prime Minister met with Channel 5's CEO to discuss restoring normal relations after a period of suspension.
The Prime Minister met with Channel 5's CEO to discuss restoring normal relations after a period of suspension.
Phillip Fawda Henry criticizes the Belize City Council's performance and faces disciplinary action for his outspoken support of Carlos Perdomo.
Oscar Rosado has stepped down as the PUP Port Loyola Standard Bearer, while Gilroy Usher Sr. expresses his intent to run for the position.
The Belize Supreme Court ruled that a $40 million arbitration award to the Belize Bank can be enforced in Belize, despite government opposition.
The Prime Minister will meet with Channel 5 CEO Amalia Mai to discuss their differences without a mediator.
Oscar Rosado resigns from the PUP, expressing disappointment and cautioning the party leader about opportunists within the ranks.
Oscar Rosado resigns from the PUP after receiving death threats related to his candidacy for the Port Loyola division.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow confirms that Patrick Faber remains the chairman of the UDP after a meeting addressing recent tensions within the party.
Marcel Cardona did not attend the House Sitting following his defeat in the divisional convention, raising questions about his status as a representative.
Said Musa accused Works Minister Boots Martinez of corruption in the hurricane rehabilitation project during the last house meeting of the year.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow explains the government's decision to suspend relations with Channel 5 and invites mediation from the Caribbean Broadcasting Union.
Patrick Faber threatened to resign as UDP party chairman after a clash with Deputy Party Leader Gaspar Vega over voting rights at a convention.
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