The DFC Commission of Inquiry revealed mismanagement and politically connected individuals receiving loans without repayment during its first week of public hearings.
The Northern Caucus, led by Deputy Party Leader John Briceno, challenges Prime Minister Musa over dissatisfaction with party performance and treatment of a caucus member.
The PUP challenges David Price's impartiality as Chairman of the DFC Commission, prompting Prime Minister Said Musa to call for fairness in the inquiry.
The Justices of the Peace Association has been evicted from its office by the City Council, which is streamlining operations and saving costs.
Said Musa responds to Glenn Godfrey's accusations regarding government knowledge of dubious loan transactions and confirms plans for civil action against Godfrey's companies.
The Prime Minister announced Belize's debt re-profiling program, stating the government can no longer meet its debt obligations as scheduled.
Hearings for the Commission of Inquiry into the DFC continued with testimonies from Edwardo Torres and Gloria Reid regarding bad debts and external debt commitments.
The PUP demands the resignation of David Price from the DFC Commission, citing bias due to his past advisory role with the unions.
A Supreme Court Judge will decide on Winston Smiling's request for judicial review regarding the Corozal Free Zone's Board of Directors election.
The Commission of Inquiry into the DFC began hearings today, focusing on past operations and loan approvals during 1999 to 2004.
The PSU demands the government unfreeze wage increments that were promised but remain unconfirmed, raising concerns about the country's financial situation.
The Prime Minister is finalizing Belize's debt re-profiling program amid challenges with bondholders and changes in leadership roles within the Cabinet.
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