Report: GOB More Corrupt Than Last Year
Transparency International reports that Belize's corruption ranking has worsened, dropping from 66th to 99th place in the Corruption Perception Index.
Transparency International reports that Belize's corruption ranking has worsened, dropping from 66th to 99th place in the Corruption Perception Index.
Mayor Zenaida Moya was dis-invited from giving the opening address at the Independence Day ceremony, replaced by Tourism Minister Godfrey Smith due to a schedule change.
Prime Minister Said Musa proposed an elected Senate during his state of the nation address, emphasizing the need for public election over interest group selection.
Prime Minister Said Musa delivered a shorter and more introspective state of the nation address reflecting on his ten years in office.
Prime Minister Said Musa defends the government's decision to support the Stake Bank cruise terminal project amid legal challenges and exclusivity concerns.
The principal payment of $33.5 million for Universal Health Services is due next week, with the government yet to name a strategic investor.
City administrator Sharole Saldivar has been terminated from her position, confirmed by councilor Laura Esquivel.
Dorothy Bradley confirmed her departure as Chief Elections Officer, returning to her role as Assistant Accountant General amid reported administrative disputes.
Senator Anthony Chanona resigns from the Senate after opposing the Electricity Amendment Bill.
The Prime Minister allocated reduced funds for September celebrations to municipalities, with mayors discussing their next steps at an upcoming association meeting.
The Senate discussed concerns over Social Security funds being used for the National Health Insurance project, highlighting financial warnings from actuaries.
The Senate approved the Petroleum Revenue Management Fund Bill, aimed at protecting Belize's petroleum revenue from political misuse.
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