Prime Minister Prays for Proposed Central Procurement Unit
The Prime Minister proposed a central procurement unit to enhance transparency and accountability in government purchasing processes.
The Prime Minister proposed a central procurement unit to enhance transparency and accountability in government purchasing processes.
Osmond Martinez supports the establishment of a central procurement unit to improve government purchasing efficiency.
Osmond Martinez stated he has not been offered the Defence portfolio and is focused on his current role in economic transformation.
Three ministers, Mai, Mira, and Marin, are on leave, prompting comments from Minister Osmond Martinez about the political optics and ongoing work under Prime Minister Briceño.
Defence Minister Florencio Marin has taken a leave of absence amid concerns over an ongoing audit related to payments in his ministry.
The story examines the leadership and accountability issues within the Ministry of Defence from 2020 to 2025, focusing on financial irregularities and supplier relationships.
Prime Minister John Briceno expresses anger over the high procurement price of Altama boots for the BDF, questioning the decision-making process.
Minister Marin has been put on leave due to significant events that triggered this decision.
The Prime Minister addressed concerns regarding social support payments made to MP Farms for grocery bags in Belmopan, emphasizing the need for transparency in government spending.
Prime Minister John Briceno claims he has no knowledge of a meeting involving members of RECONDEV despite circulating footage.
The Prime Minister supports the DPP's decision to discontinue the cyberbullying case against Alberto August initiated by Oscar Mira.
The Prime Minister refrains from commenting on Commissioner Rosado's management of a cybercrime case directed to the DPP.
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