Prime Minister Barrow will present constitutional amendments aimed at enhancing democracy during the first business session of the House of Representatives.
The Belize Port Authority seeks a Supreme Court stay on the Chief Justice's ruling regarding the Fort Street wall's removal.
The Chief Justice dismissed a case against government cautions on land titles in Caribbean Shores, citing flaws in the titleholders' arguments.
Lois Young Barrow has confirmed her appointment as Belize’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, set to begin in January 2009.
Johnny Briceno paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister Dean Barrow to discuss various topics ahead of their upcoming meeting in the House of Representatives.
The PUP installed a new executive amid tensions between the old and new guards of the party during a special convention.
The Court of Appeal judge recused himself from the Fort Street Tourism Village wall case, complicating the legal proceedings for its future.
The PUP is set for a convention on Sunday amid rumors of an injunction against Party Leader John Briceno's new executive slate.
The Chief Justice's ruling to dismantle walls at Fort Street Tourism Village remains unfulfilled, causing frustration among local businesses and concerns over cruise ship arrivals.
John Briceno faces challenges from the old guard of the PUP regarding his leadership and the legitimacy of his upcoming convention.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow announced that former leaders Said Musa and Ralph Fonseca will face imminent arrest on criminal charges related to Venezuelan funds.
The Prime Minister proposes constitutional amendments for preventive detention and wire-tapping to address rising crime in Belize City.
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