Patrick Faber accuses the government of prioritizing Luke Espat over the residents of Port Loyola regarding environmental concerns at the Port of Belize.
The House passed a 40% income tax bill for petroleum companies, despite concerns from Belize Natural Energy about its impact on operations.
Dean Barrow accuses the Immigration Department of illegally selling permanent residency cards to mainland Chinese who have not entered Belize.
Immigration Director Jose Carmen Zetina defends the legality of permanent residency cards issued to ten families from China under a new investment policy.
Ann Wiltshire testified that Glen Godfrey signed a letter relieving Social Security of its guarantee for $17.5 million in loans, which lacked board approval.
Jane Longsworth revealed details about a questionable $50 million loan during the DFC Commission of Inquiry hearings, indicating it lacked proper documentation and legitimacy.
The Chief Environment Officer criticized Solicitor General Edwin Flowers for unprofessional conduct regarding legal actions against Belize Ports Limited.
The DFC Commission of Inquiry reveals ongoing disputes over land ownership and infrastructure issues at Mahogany Heights, affecting homeowners' property titles.
Mayor Zenaida Moya is considering a one million dollar bailout from the Belize Tourism Board for beautification projects amid concerns over conditions attached to the funding.
The Prime Minister met with the northern caucus in Sarteneja to address their concerns and calm tensions within the party.
Mayor Zenaida Moya declines a $1 million financing offer from the BTB due to concerns over autonomy and project control.
The DPP and Attorney General agreed to resume cooperation with the Police Department to restore public confidence in the justice system.
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