Musa Makes Room for Eamon Courtenay In Cabinet
Eamon Courtenay returns to the Cabinet as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade following a recent Cabinet shuffle.
Eamon Courtenay returns to the Cabinet as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade following a recent Cabinet shuffle.
The DFC Commission of Inquiry is awaiting a forensic auditor to proceed with its investigation into irregularities at the Development Finance Corporation.
Prime Minister Musa is expected to announce a cabinet shuffle this week following the death of his mother, amid speculation about changes in key ministries.
Mayor Moya states the City Council will not vacate the Pound Yard compound until proof of full payment for the property is provided.
UDP councilor Mark King threatened to resign over Mayor Moya's hiring of Pamela Smith, which Moya claims is voluntary work.
Former workers of Ready Call picketed the office demanding the right to unionize amid claims of management's mixed messages.
Mayor Zenaida Moya addresses claims of financial mismanagement as Arun Hotchandani seeks to develop the pound yard lot, leaving the City Council in a financial dispute.
Said Musa supports a 50-50 sharing of oil revenue profits to ensure fair distribution for Belizeans.
Prime Minister Said Musa discusses the possibility of a Cabinet shuffle and the need for change in government direction.
Mark King threatens to resign from the city council over Mayor Moya's hiring decision, citing concerns of nepotism.
Cabinet ordered Belize Water Services Limited to withdraw its request for an 8.75% water rate increase, ensuring no rise in water bills for the public.
Lorna Wade was fired from the City Council, claiming political victimization due to her support for the PUP, which the council denies.
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