Church and State, Can They Break Bread?
The Minister of Education clarified that the government is responsible for the 10% salary cut for teachers, amid tensions with churches over the issue.
The Minister of Education clarified that the government is responsible for the 10% salary cut for teachers, amid tensions with churches over the issue.
The Council of Churches expressed concerns about the marijuana bill, seeking a chance to debate it with the government, which remains open to consultation.
Minister Fonseca discusses the leaked Auditor's report revealing mismanagement of unemployment relief funds intended for vulnerable households.
The Ministry of Natural Resources is preparing for court to address issues of compensation fraud linked to duplicate land titles.
The biography of former Prime Minister Sir Manuel Esquivel, written by his wife Kathy, explores his political career and personal life.
Hugo Patt and Kevin Bernard present opposing views on the MOU between UNHCR and the Department of Youth, Sports, and E-governance regarding refugee housing in Belize.
The UDP and BPP express support for stevedores affected by a deal that reduces their income and employment opportunities.
Stakebank has received permission from the Supreme Court to appeal the environmental approval granted to the Port of Magical Belize.
Young protestors continue to advocate for justice following the death of Laddie, planning a procession for Emancipation Day.
Youth Minister Kevin Bernard discusses the need for police reform following the police killing of a 14-year-old boy.
The President of the CWU expressed outrage over the government's decision to allow sugar shipping through Big Creek Port, impacting stevedores' livelihoods.
the government plans to establish a reform secretariat to oversee constitutional reform and anti-corruption efforts in Belize.
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