Prime Minister Briceno confirms the implementation of a minimum wage increase to 5 dollars an hour starting January 1st, despite concerns from the Belize Chamber of Commerce.
Prime Minister John Briceno discusses the 8 million dollars in dividends owed to public sector workers from shares given during the Esquivel administration.
The UDP's National Party Council voted to allow John Saldivar to run as a candidate for the upcoming Belmopan convention.
The Prime Minister expresses optimism for 2023 despite challenges from inflation and global events affecting food and fuel prices.
The UDP National Party Council will vote on John Saldivar's candidacy, testing the loyalty of party members and leader Shyne Barrow.
Ministers of Finance propose new disclosure requirements for government contractors amid concerns over privacy and transparency.
Minister Jose Mai discusses the impact of redistricting on his constituency, Orange Walk South, and his confidence in retaining voter support.
The opposition senator criticized the Supplementary appropriation bill for 70 million dollars as reckless spending during the Senate debate in Belmopan.
The UDP opposes the appointment of H. Gilbert Swaso as ombudsman, citing concerns over his age and previous leave status.
The bill aims to extend the retirement age for Auditor General Dorothy Bradley, allowing her to be re-hired in accordance with constitutional requirements.
The Amnesty program in Belize has been extended for three months due to a low number of qualifying immigrants.
Oscar Sabido Puga discussed the redistricting process and a lawsuit affecting the Elections and Boundaries Commission in an interview with KREM News.
Advertisement
Leaderboard Banner · 728×90 / responsive
Advertisement
Mobile Sticky · 320×50
