Prime Minister Said Musa reflects on his government's first year in office and its achievements in education, health, and agriculture while addressing challenges ahead.
The Caribbean's Council for Trade and Economic Development is meeting in Belize, with Prime Minister Said Musa emphasizing gradual trade strategies for the region.
Fulton Data employees protested for job security while Senior Counsel Dean Barrow won a court ruling allowing the company to resume operations after a freeze order was lifted.
A protest organized by the UDP against the Prime Minister drew about 300 participants expressing dissatisfaction with the government's performance.
Chief Justice Dr. Abdulai Conteh has reserved judgment in the case of the Public Utilities Commission versus BTL regarding a potential refund.
The PUC seeks refunds from BTL for allegedly illegal phone charges, with preliminary arguments heard in court today.
Fulton employees protested outside the Supreme Court as their jobs are threatened by the freezing of company accounts amid a US investigation.
BTL workers returned to work after a sick-out, while management faces accusations of union busting and has not met with union representatives.
BTL employees staged a mass sick-out as part of a union plan called 'Code Red' to protest management's failure to negotiate a new collective agreement.
The Public Service Union applauds the Supreme Court ruling that retirement of public officers without just cause is unconstitutional.
The Supreme Court will hear a case regarding BTL's ownership and a refund claim for illegal rates charged to consumers.
Denys Barrow was sworn in as a temporary judge of the Supreme Court to address the backlog of appeals from the Magistrates' Courts.
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