Stevedores protested outside the Labour Department's office over a three-year dispute with Port of Belize management regarding a collective bargaining agreement.
PM Dean Barrow has left Belize to attend a CARICOM meeting in Trinidad regarding the impact of the global financial meltdown.
The government is considering nationalizing BTL, as suggested by an editorial, with Prime Minister Dean Barrow stating all options are being explored.
Edmund Castro opened a new road to Blackburn, claiming it will benefit local farmers despite environmental concerns raised by the Audubon Society.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow discusses the ongoing legal issues with Telemedia and the need for a dramatic resolution to the situation.
PM Barrow discusses potential compromise with BEL for urban and rural electrification investments after meeting with BEL President Lyn Young.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow discusses the cost of his suit worn at the Fifth Summit of the Americas and contrasts it with the PUP Foreign Minister's expenses.
A woman from Armenia Village is seeking judicial review against the Ministry of Natural Resources for cancelling her property lease, claiming political victimization.
No disciplinary actions have been taken against the Financial Officer at the Ministry of Housing amid allegations of misappropriation of public funds.
the government is demanding the Belize Bank return US$10 million from Taiwan following a court ruling on a loan note deemed unlawful.
The Belize Supreme Court ruled the settlement deed between the government and Belize Bank unlawful, impacting ongoing arbitration and potential recovery of funds from the Taiwanese government.
SATIIM met with Prime Minister Dean Barrow and Deputy Prime Minister Gaspar Vega to discuss compliance with their management agreement for the Sarstoon Temash National Park.
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