GOB Still Trying to Float $450 million Bond
The government is facing challenges in floating a $450 million bond amid political speculation and international market volatility.
The government is facing challenges in floating a $450 million bond amid political speculation and international market volatility.
A group of truckers, represented by Dean Barrow, is challenging the Petroleum Haulers Act in the Supreme Court for violating their freedom of association.
The UDP criticizes Jeffrey Prosser's BTL buyout deal, citing a U.S. court ruling and calling for an independent valuation of the transaction.
Colonel Peter Parchue is officially transferred from the Immigration Department to a desk job at NEMO following a scandal involving his daughter.
Prime Minister Said Musa has been engaged in state visits to Taiwan and Singapore, and is set to travel to Mexico for a summit.
Sugar factory workers in Orange Walk Town protested for wage increases, but management remains unyielding despite the workers' demands for respect and fair treatment.
Peter Parchue's position as Immigration Director is uncertain amid investigations into his daughter's alleged misconduct and broader irregularities in the department.
the government has handed over newly issued 'C' shares to unions instead of the promised 'B' shares, leading to disputes over control and rights.
The Supreme Court ordered the government to disclose details of a $2.5 million contract with Print Belize Limited amid a lawsuit from the Printer's Association.
The government returned control of BTL shares to the Public Service and Teacher's Unions after resolving a dispute over their ownership.
The Minister of Natural Resources Johnny Briceno appointed an advisory committee and opened a symposium to develop a comprehensive national land policy.
Ernesto Vasquez has officially taken on the role of press secretary for the Prime Minister's office after negotiations.
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