The court is hearing objections to six voter transfer registrations in Toledo East, questioning their residency in Punta Gorda Town.
The ongoing audit of the Ministry of Defence may not be made public immediately, as it must first be reviewed by the Prime Minister and Cabinet.
The Prime Minister discusses potential support for the Auditor-General's proposal to publish audit reports independently of government financial statements.
Prime Minister John Briceno addresses concerns over sub-$10,000 payments made to companies supplying rations to the Belize Defence Force.
Prime Minister John Briceno stated he was unaware of Cabinet Secretary Stuart Leslie's ownership of a supply company for the BDF.
Prime Minister John Briceno addresses the investigation involving Kennedy Carrillo, Belize's Permanent Representative to the ICAO Council, regarding a domestic incident in Montreal.
Myrna Waight faces criticism for her appointment as RECONDEV chair, but Prime Minister John Briceno expresses satisfaction with her integrity and continuity.
Prime Minister John Briceno defends the proposed broadcasting bill against claims of online censorship, emphasizing the need for regulation of online news outlets.
The Prime Minister claims ignorance regarding the status of the Speednet acquisition talks amid changes in the Social Security Board leadership.
The House debated an 8 million US dollar loan from the IDB for civil service modernization, with calls for transparency from the Leader of the Opposition.
Prime Minister John Briceno outlines a strategy to manage the public service wage bill without retrenchment amid growing pressure.
The PM introduced the Revenue Authority Bill to transform the Belize Tax Service into a semi-autonomous revenue authority amid employee and business sector concerns.
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