leaked documents reveal payments totaling a quarter-million dollars to the Prime Minister's family from the Ministry of Defence, raising questions about the Briceno Administration.
Prime Minister John Briceno addresses questions regarding his brother Javier's financial dealings and the ongoing investigation into potential misconduct.
Prime Minister John Briceno denies allegations of property ties to Ministry of Defence vendor Meat Master and plans to take legal action against the Guardian newspaper.
Prime Minister John Briceno defends the CEO of the Ministry of Defense amid an audit concerning bidding processes.
George Gomez, the terminated CEO of Kolbe Central Prison, condemns his unexplained dismissal and hopes for continued modernization efforts.
Prime Minister John Briceno defends Isabella Zabaneh after her comments on increasing the payment threshold for government contracts sparked social media backlash.
The government is developing a central procurement unit to enhance transparency and ensure compliance with laws and policies.
George Gomez was dismissed as CEO of Kolbe Central Prison less than 50 days after taking over the position.
The Prime Minister held a mandatory session for CEOs and Cabinet on public procurement best practices and legislative compliance.
Interim Minister of Home Affairs Julius Espat consulted with veteran law enforcement officials, excluding former commissioner Chester Williams from the meeting.
Tracy Taegar-Panton accuses the Prime Minister of defamation and plans to pursue legal action following his remarks at a National Party Council meeting.
Tracy Panton criticizes the Briceño administration and calls for a rally to amplify citizens' voices on pressing national issues.
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