PM Says People Collect Guns, And That’s Fine
The Prime Minister discusses the issue of multiple gun licenses and acknowledges that some people collect guns legally.
The Prime Minister discusses the issue of multiple gun licenses and acknowledges that some people collect guns legally.
Eamon Courtenay criticizes Canada and Taiwan for contributing to Belize's brain drain by recruiting professionals from the country.
The Belize Progressive Party urges the government to resolve a boundary dispute between the Toledo villages of Laguna and Yemeni Grove amid rising tensions.
Anthony Boots Martinez missed another deadline to present signatures for his recall petition and is extending the deadline for another month.
Caleb Orozco criticizes Minister Henry Charles Usher for negligence in funding the People's Constitutional Commission and calls for accountability in addressing discrimination legislation.
The UDP commemorates its 50th anniversary with reflections on its history of conflict and a rare show of unity at the gravesite of National Hero Philip Goldson.
Foreign Minister Eamon Courtney addresses Guatemalan military incursions into Belizean waters and emphasizes the need for urgent diplomatic protocols.
The Prime Minister denies that two former BTL board members resigned, stating their appointments were not renewed at their request.
Deputy Mayor Allan Pollard has withdrawn from the mayoral race and endorsed Mayor Bernard Wagner at the National Party Council meeting.
Will Maheia describes an aggressive encounter with Guatemalan soldiers near Sarstoon Island, asserting Belize's territorial rights.
The Minister of Public Utilities claims he has not seen the Portico Legislation despite its significance for Belize's port development.
The Christian Workers Union criticized Port management for negotiating changes to Stevedores' work hours during discussions on insurance coverage.
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