Geraldine Davis Young clarifies that former Prime Minister did not provide her with a crucial report, while legal advisor Gian Ghandi forwarded it without proper documentation.
The Association of Concerned Belizeans criticizes Attorney General Wilfred Elrington for his remarks on unaccounted Venezuelan funds and urges immediate action from the government.
Dean Barrow reveals that the Musa administration failed to provide a Senate report to the Financial Intelligence Unit for investigation.
The government has released a contract for Belize Health Care Partners, revealing a $300,000 monthly payment pending National Assembly approval.
The Council of Churches has selected Henry Gordon to represent them in the Senate after a vacancy since Moises Chan's retirement.
The PUP reform movement has gained support from 16 constituencies for a proposal to increase delegates in Belizean electoral politics.
Stanley Leslie was cleared of corruption charges related to the sale of bulldozers, with the Financial Secretary Joe Waight responsible for the transactions.
Foreign Minister Wilfred Elrington suggests missing $10 million from Venezuela may be a mistake rather than corruption, pending clarification from Venezuelan authorities.
Mose Hyde declined an offer to join the Social Security Board, leading to new government appointees being named.
Godwin Hulse has been elected as the new business sector senator after receiving 84 votes from the Belize Chamber of Commerce and Better Business Bureau members.
John Briceno's committee demands changes to the PUP leadership election process, criticizing the party's constitution and calling for increased delegate representation.
Tanya Longsworth-Herwanger has been appointed as the new Solicitor General of Belize, with a mandate to operate independently from political interference.
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