Kareem Won't Stop Cops' Private Ventures
Kareem Musa, Minister of Home Affairs, defends police officers' rights to operate private businesses amid concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
Kareem Musa, Minister of Home Affairs, defends police officers' rights to operate private businesses amid concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
Shyne Barrow's UDP held a press conference to address national issues amid ongoing internal disputes within the party.
Shyne Barrow announces "Operation Rescue Belize" to address social programs and taxes ahead of the upcoming General Elections.
Carlos Perrera, UDP Shadow Minister for Health, criticizes the PUP's healthcare performance and highlights issues in regional hospitals and KHMH.
Alberto August criticized the Transport Department and sports facilities, highlighting issues with vehicle licensing and the Mexico Sports Center's condition.
Shyne Barrow announced that the UDP will introduce its 31 candidates soon, with discussions ongoing about Elodio Aragon's potential return.
Shyne Barrow expresses indifference towards Lee Mark Chang's candidacy for the Mesopotamia constituency, criticizing his lack of local engagement.
Shyne Barrow defends UDP candidates amid controversies and emphasizes the importance of new candidates in the party.
The inauguration of a controversial boardwalk in San Ignacio proceeded without the mayor, who claims his council was not consulted on the project.
Shyne Barrow meets with Cayo North Committee, signaling a potential shift in loyalty back to his faction amid ongoing legal disputes within the UDP.
Prime Minister John Briceno pledged support for the Equal Opportunities Bill, addressing concerns from churches and aiming for its passage by the end of the year.
The Prime Minister discusses the necessary friction between CEOs and ministers in government, emphasizing the importance of balance in their relationships.
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