Moya-Flowers No Longer A UDP
Zenaida Moya-Flowers is no longer a member of the UDP after failing to formally appeal her expulsion from the party.
Zenaida Moya-Flowers is no longer a member of the UDP after failing to formally appeal her expulsion from the party.
Belize has assumed the pro-tem presidency of SICA, enhancing its role in regional decision-making and collaboration.
The National Women's Commission and the United Nations Fund for Women are launching a training program for Belizean women aspiring to run for elections.
The PUP retracts its support for Project Restore Belize after internal discussions reveal opposition to the initiative's direction and criticism of the Prime Minister's administration.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow travels to Miami for community activities while Deputy Prime Minister Gaspar Vega serves as Acting Prime Minister.
Chief Justice Dr. Abdulai Conteh will retire at the end of September after discussions with the government amid concerns from the Bar Association.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow and Opposition Leader John Briceno jointly endorse the Restore Belize initiative to address crime in a rare show of bipartisanship.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow discusses offshore oil exploration and the implications of a Guatemalan company's involvement in Belizean territory.
John Briceno defends his role in the Island Oil concession amid accusations of treason and discusses the implications of offshore drilling.
The Chief Justice will remain in office until the end of September despite calls for his early departure from the bar association.
Chief Justice Dr. Abdulai Conteh plans to retire in August, prompting discussions on case backlogs with the Bar Association and the Prime Minister.
A coalition argues that Island Oil's concession in Belize is illegal due to its Guatemalan ownership and the constitutional requirement for referendums on territorial disputes.
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