Prime Minister Dean Barrow defends the firing of open vote workers, stating it is justified due to inefficiency and the political consequences of a government change.
The government plans to file a civil suit against Belize Bank to recover US$10 million in Venezuelan grant money.
Minister of Works Boots Martinez defends mass firings at his Ministry, claiming overstaffing and lack of work for many employees.
Francis Fonseca rejects a position in John Briceno's executive, warning that the upcoming convention is unconstitutional and could lead to a boycott by several party divisions.
Briceno's new executive plans to call for the return of party assets during a resolution at the People's Stadium.
The Supreme Court ruled against a stay on the demolition of walls at Fort Street Tourism Village, prompting potential contempt proceedings from opposing attorneys.
John Briceno's leadership consolidation faces backlash as a hastily called PUP National Convention sparks rifts within the party ahead of Sunday’s meeting.
landowners in Caribbean Shores are challenging the government's caution on their land titles in the Supreme Court.
John Briceno was sworn in as the Leader of the Opposition after being elected party leader, emphasizing unity within the party.
John Briceno discusses the potential criminal charges against former PUP leaders Said Musa and Ralph Fonseca amid ongoing internal party politics.
The government discusses rising fuel costs, budgetary matters, and upcoming meetings with international financial institutions.
A scandal sheet alleging misconduct by Mayor Zenaida Moya has surfaced, indicating rising tensions within City Hall ahead of the municipal elections.
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