Minister Kevin Bernard discusses his positive relationship with former Minister Michel Chebat during the transition in the Ministry of Health and Wellness.
The Commission of Inquiry found significant mismanagement in the sale of government vehicles during the previous administration, leading to financial breaches and waste of public resources.
The Chairman of the Commission of Inquiry, Andrew Marshalleck, responds to criticisms from former government officials regarding the commission's findings on asset sales.
UDP members plan to challenge the Commission of Inquiry's findings in the Supreme Court, citing procedural flaws and violations of natural justice.
Michael Peyrefitte continues his Freedom of Information request for payment details on the Blue Bond from the Prime Minister's Office.
The addition of a religious affairs portfolio has sparked debate over its implications for human rights and public service in Belize.
Kareem Musa discusses the Cabinet shuffle and expresses confidence in new Health Minister Kevin Bernard amid a COVID surge.
Rodwell Ferguson expresses confidence in his new role as Minister of Youth and Sports while wishing his successor well in Public Utilities and Logistics.
Former Attorney General Michael Peyrefitte criticizes the Commission of Inquiry report on government asset sales, calling it a distraction from pressing national issues.
Michael Peyrefitte criticizes the Commission of Inquiry for not allowing him to testify regarding questioned purchases during his time as a government minister.
Hugo Patt considers legal action against allegations in the Commission of Inquiry report regarding land sales, supported by UDP Senator Michael Peyrefitte's comments.
Hugo Patt announces plans to sue over a Commission of Inquiry report regarding his government-issued vehicle.
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