The Commissioner of Police denies a protest permit for the UDP during the investment summit, while Shyne Barrow insists on the right to protest without permission.
Mayor Bernard Wagner is uncertain about running for a third term as municipal elections approach, pending party endorsement.
Mayor Bernard Wagner discusses his views on UDP's mayoral candidate Dr Nelma Mortis Jones and emphasizes his council's achievements.
The Mayor of Belize City, Bernard Wagner, promises to deliver financial reports before the upcoming municipal elections.
Dickie Bradley criticizes proposed amendments to drug penalties in Belize, claiming they unfairly target individuals for minor offenses.
Shyne Barrow boycotts the Belize Investment Summit to attend Invest Fest in Atlanta, criticizing Prime Minister Briceno's investment policies and calling for transparency.
Shyne Barrow discusses his relationship with Sean P Diddy Combs and the lack of celebrity culture appreciation in Belize.
Oceana's petition with over 22,000 signatures for a referendum on offshore oil drilling remains unverified by the government, causing uncertainty about its future.
PCC Chairman Anthony Chanona comments on the controversy surrounding the 11th amendment and its implications for the commission's work.
BNTU President Ruth Shoman addresses rumors about her employment status, calling them gossip and emphasizing her focus on union work.
the CWU's attorney provided an update on the Essential Services Tribunal's ongoing dispute with the Port of Belize regarding stevedores' redundancy payments.
Minister Rodwell Ferguson declined to comment on colleague Andre Perez's sexting scandal as the Prime Minister takes over his portfolios.
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