The Court of Appeal found an appearance of bias by Justice Denys Barrow in a case involving Belize Electricity Limited and the Public Utilities Commission.
Laura Esquivel-Frampton defends her absence from council meetings, citing maternity leave, after Mayor Zenaida Moya Flowers publicly criticized her attendance record.
Government workers expressed concern over delayed salary payments, but the Prime Minister's Office assured that funds are secured for upcoming payments.
Councillor Dion Leslie defends his actions regarding an agreement with Belize Maintenance Limited against accusations from Mayor Zenaida Moya Flowers.
A Supreme Court ruling declared the Citrus Growers Association's licensing practices unconstitutional, ending its monopoly over citrus delivery in Belize.
A recent judgment for the citrus industry establishes a legal precedent that may benefit other agricultural associations, including the sugar industry.
Mayor Zenaida Moya Flowers defends her actions against accusations from councillors, presenting video evidence and attendance records to support her claims.
Seven UDP City Councillors publicly express dissatisfaction with Mayor Zenaida Moya and call for adherence to City Council regulations after a contentious meeting.
Deputy Mayor Phillip Willoughby expresses no grudge against councillors who questioned his legitimacy in office after a controversial vote.
Mayor Zenaida Moya-Flowers defends her actions against a resolution endorsed by seven councillors, calling the situation a petty blow-up.
The PUP demands an apology from Prime Minister Dean Barrow for using un-parliamentary language during a House session.
Deputy Mayor-Elect Phillip Willoughby faces scrutiny from councillors who claim they did not vote on his election due to absences.
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