An Army of One
Brother Asher is organizing a march in Belize City to protest against the hardships faced by citizens.
Brother Asher is organizing a march in Belize City to protest against the hardships faced by citizens.
Prime Minister Said Musa discusses the impact of U.S. federal regulations on the International Bank of Miami and Belize's refinancing package.
The government is considering a sales tax increase to 12% to address a projected $70 million budget shortfall.
The government is implementing measures to reduce costs associated with its vehicle fleet, including converting to diesel and enforcing vehicle usage regulations.
Stevedores continue their picket outside Prime Minister Said Musa's office as negotiations remain stalled over their employment rights.
The Belize Tourism Industry Association is challenging the government's contract with Carnival Corporation in court, citing potential unconstitutional clauses.
The Senate committee has demanded documents from the Social Security Board regarding its investment in Intelco, which has entered receivership.
The government disclosed a contract with Print Belize limited after a court order, revealing guaranteed earnings and concessions for the printing company.
The Chief Justice ordered the release of the Print Belize contract to the Printers’ Association, aiding their lawsuit against the government.
Stevedores voted down a proposal from Port of Belize Limited and resumed picketing due to concerns over union recognition and employment conditions.
Cabinet reviewed the IMF team's consultations and announced plans to save costs by closing foreign offices.
The Supreme Court ruled the Petroleum Hauler's Act unconstitutional, allowing truckers to operate without association membership.
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