The Judicial and Legal Services Commission is recruiting foreign judges due to a lack of local applicants, raising concerns about their experience and the judiciary's backlog.
the Commissioner of Police admitted that Benque Viejo Mayor Jorge Rosales has a criminal record and a gun license, raising questions about double standards in gun licensing.
The Minister of Transport addresses allegations of political influence in the decision to deny Serrano's road service permit renewal due to multiple infractions.
The Commission of Inquiry into the sale of government assets revealed corruption and mismanagement, leading to lawsuits from former officials against the commission.
Paul Hunt has recused himself from the Appeals Tribunal for NEAC's rejection of the Waterloo Port amid pressure from the Ashcroft Alliance.
The government is establishing a Gun License Control Board to oversee the issuance of gun licenses amid concerns of fraud.
The Elections and Boundaries Commission submitted its final redivision report to the House of Representatives, proposing changes to electoral divisions across several districts.
Prime Minister John Briceno travels to Europe for the 2023 EU-CCELAC summit to discuss a Schengen visa waiver for Belizeans.
Former Panamanian President Juan Carlos Varela has been designated as significantly corrupt by the US State Department, mirroring the fate of Belize's John Saldivar.
Joint Unions met with Deputy Prime Minister Cordel Hyde to discuss pension reform and the establishment of working committees for further review.
Deputy Prime Minister Cordel Hyde discusses the uncertainty surrounding permits for the Portico project and the balance between development and environmental conservation.
Minister Julius Espat criticizes the government's handling of the cruise ship policy and the Definitive Agreement, calling for clearer definitions and policies.
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