Mennonite business leaders criticized the government for its handling of port issues and crime during the opening of the Spanish Lookout commercial industrial expo.
The Briceno administration faces criticism over police restraint amid civil disobedience from cane farmers and stevedores, raising concerns about state inaction.
The newly elected PUP city council was sworn in amid the chaos of the City Administrator's murder, with plans for significant public service initiatives ahead.
The mayor of Belize expresses hope for the election of a female deputy mayor during the upcoming city council meeting.
Prime Minister John Briceno praises Shyne Barrow, calling him a gift, in response to his attendance at the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association meeting with Michael Ashcroft.
Kareem Musa defends a police officer's actions, emphasizing the need for context in video footage of incidents involving law enforcement.
Kareem Musa addresses concerns over crown counsel Riis Cattouse's accusations of human rights violations by police regarding detainee treatment.
Shyne Barrow brought Michael Ashcroft as a guest to a meeting with British MPs, marking a significant political statement after a recent election loss.
Deputy Prime Minister Cordel Hyde discusses the challenges of dispute resolution and hopes for an agreement in upcoming meetings.
The CWU and the government disagree on redundancy payments for stevedores following sugar shipment issues, with the government offering a goodwill payment.
The Christian Workers Union disputes statements made by Port CEO Arturo Tux Vasquez, claiming he has misrepresented their position.
Cordel Hyde expresses his concerns about Tux Vazquez's appointment as CEO of the port and emphasizes the need for respectful engagement.
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