The government proposes a bill to allow the Registrar of Credit Unions to take control of St. Francis Xavier Credit Union amid ongoing disputes.
The House debated the proposed sale of 3,000 acres on Northern Ambergris Caye to South Korean developers amid concerns over its environmental impact.
A political clash erupted in Belize City over a PUP billboard that the UDP City Council attempted to remove, leading to heated exchanges and police involvement.
A confrontation occurred over a political billboard erected by the PUP without permission, leading to police intervention and a heated standoff with the UDP City Council.
Prime Minister Said Musa confirms he has read the barred Merlene Bailey-Martinez report on the DFC Commission of Inquiry but will not comment on its contents.
The government suspended new border management fees after a standoff, clearing cargo truck logjam at the Benque border without additional charges.
Dr. David Hoy will fill the Senate seat left vacant by PUP Senator Anthony Chanona's resignation.
Will Galvez resigns from the UDP, leaving the Punta Gorda Town Council with a 4 to 3 UDP majority.
BEL has expressed discontent over the UDP painting lampposts red without permission, violating their new rule against attachments.
Landowners in Belize are asserting their rights to compensation if oil is found on their property, challenging existing laws that favor oil companies.
Taxi drivers in Belize City protest against City Hall's ban on their access to the tourism zone, claiming it threatens their livelihoods.
The Association of Concerned Belizeans won an appeal against the government and Belize Bank, with plans to continue litigation if necessary.
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