DFC Hearings Will Resume Without Chairman Price
The DFC public hearings will proceed without Chairman David Price, with 26 witnesses remaining to testify.
The DFC public hearings will proceed without Chairman David Price, with 26 witnesses remaining to testify.
The government needs a new Chief Elections Officer as Stuart Leslie prepares to leave the position at the end of the year.
Ralph Fonseca is reportedly not seeking re-election in Belize Rural Central, with Cardo Martinez and Dolores Balderamos-Garcia as frontrunners for the post.
The Judicial and Legal Services Commission has approved the appointment of two new Supreme Court judges, Minette Hafiz and Herbert Lord, pending Senate ratification.
The Supreme Court is set to hear a case regarding the Fort Street Tourism Village fence after a dispute involving government orders and legal challenges.
Chief Justice rules the exclusive contract with Print Belize illegal, while PM Said Musa claims the issue has been resolved through competitive bidding.
Ismael Fabro of the Ministry of Natural Resources insists the Tourism Village must remove a fence obstructing the boardwalk, while Dean Barrow seeks an injunction against the Ministry.
The Caye Caulker Traffic Committee is resigning due to the Transport Department's disregard for their authority in granting vehicle permits.
The House passed the Income Tax on Petroleum Companies Bill with amendments, but Dean Barrow reversed his support amid concerns over oil company profits.
The Chief Justice ruled that the government's contract with Print Belize is unconstitutional but did not quash it, directing future contracts to follow proper tender procedures.
Ralph Fonseca defends his fiscal record in the House, criticizing Jules Vasquez and the IMF over budget figures.
The House of Representatives approved a $50 million IDB loan amid a heated debate between Prime Minister Musa and Leader of the Opposition Barrow.
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