Prime Minister Dean Barrow announced the appointment of a Commission of Inquiry to investigate corruption allegations at KHMH following claims by former Finance Director Cecil Knowles.
Lois Young defends the government's position in the legal battle over customary land tenure for the Maya of southern Belize, responding to Cristina Coc's emotional statements.
Cristina Coc expressed her emotional response to the government's defense in a court case regarding indigenous rights to communal lands in Toledo District.
Ricardo Magana responds to his termination from the Cane Farmers Association, claiming it was politically motivated and not based on a unanimous decision.
The United Cane Farmers Association won a significant court ruling against the Sugar Industry Control Act, prompting discussions for an out-of-court settlement.
David Akierman criticizes Carlos Magana's performance following his termination, suggesting mismanagement in the cane farmers' affairs.
Carlos Magana was unexpectedly terminated as CEO of the Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association amid ongoing tensions in the sugar industry.
Prime Minister Barrow returned from a CARICOM meeting where he handed over chairmanship to Guyana's President Bharrat Jagdeo and discussed regional issues.
Talks have broken down between the Medical and Dental Union and the KHMH Board of Directors, leading to uncertainty about future negotiations.
Romel Berges denies allegations of receiving permission to survey land in the sea, claiming he is a victim of conspiracy.
A dispute over land on Boots Crescent involves the government and Hand in Hand Ministries, with claims of unauthorized construction on government property.
Dr. John Sosa criticizes the UDP government for perceived corruption at KHMH, emphasizing the need for better value in patient care.
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