The court case regarding the government's acquisition of land for Stake Bank has been adjourned until January after extensive legal arguments.
The High Court hears arguments on the constitutionality of the government's compulsory acquisition of land for a cruise port development.
Prime Minister John Briceno discusses the government's diplomatic approach to recent incursions by the Guatemalan Armed Forces into Belizean waters.
The government will fund foreign attorneys in a high-stakes court case regarding the compulsory acquisition of land on Stake Bank Caye.
Prime Minister John Briceno comments on the refusal of entry for Glaucia Andrade from Brazil, citing immigration policies and concerns over human smuggling.
Ashton Longsworth issues a directive restricting the use of government vehicles after hours and on weekends to curb abuse.
The UDP Deputy Leader discussed the delayed implementation of the new Trade License regime in the National Assembly.
The Briceno Administration has approved Christmas Cheer constituency allotments for all 31 seats, with varying amounts based on constituency size.
The government faces criticism for failing to issue license plates while promising to improve road safety enforcement.
The Belize Peace Movement is suing the government for re-districting ahead of elections, which the PM calls an attack on the government.
The Prime Minister urges the BNTU to appreciate Minister Fonseca's willingness to negotiate amid ongoing tensions over teachers' allowances and potential strikes.
Deputy Prime Minister Cordel Hyde assures teachers will receive overdue payments by December 28, amid opposition criticism of the government's commitment to education.
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