New Ministers Sworn In....
Two new ministers, BQ Pitts and Douglas Singh, were sworn in at the Belize house in Belmopan, expanding the cabinet to twenty members.
Two new ministers, BQ Pitts and Douglas Singh, were sworn in at the Belize house in Belmopan, expanding the cabinet to twenty members.
Douglas Singh, the new Minister of Police, expressed initial apprehension about his role but emphasized his commitment to serving the country.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow confirmed that Chief Justice Dr. Abdulai Conteh will not receive a contract extension upon his retirement.
three senior city managers resigned, prompting deputy mayor Phillip Willoughby to address concerns about potential institutional breakdown.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow announces a cabinet reshuffle, appointing Doug Singh as the new Minister of National Security amid a crime crisis.
Three senior managers at the City Council have resigned, raising concerns about managerial stability at City Hall.
Michael Finnegan supports Zenaida Moya-Flowers' appeal against her expulsion from the UDP, stating she regrets her previous comments.
The court of appeals lifted the injunction against Ashcroft, allowing arbitration under the Belize UK investment treaty, but Dunkeld remains restrained.
The Court of Appeal lifted the anti-arbitration injunction against Lord Michael Ashcroft and others, allowing arbitration proceedings regarding Belize Telemedia's nationalization to proceed.
Zenaida Moya was expelled from the UDP after facing criminal charges and accusations against PM Dean Barrow, who stated it was probably for the best.
Security Minister Carlos Perdomo faces public pressure regarding his position amid discussions of potential changes in the government.
The Prime Minister defends offshore oil exploration despite public opposition and environmental concerns following the Gulf of Mexico disaster.
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