Deputy Compol Broaster's green ceremonial outfit at a funeral raises questions, while severance disputes at the San Pedro Town Council escalate towards potential legal action.
The Supreme Court upheld the ban on gillnets despite a challenge from the Belize Fishermen Cooperative Association, which plans to consult its members on further action.
A former employee of the Housing Ministry claims she has not received her severance pay and alleges the presence of ghost workers in the department.
Dylan Vernon criticizes the Belize Constitution (Tenth Amendment) Bill of 2021, arguing it undermines good governance and the independence of key constitutional bodies.
Vernon advocates for constitutional reform in Belize to align the supreme law with current realities and emphasizes the role of social partner groups in governance.
the government has changed the working hours for public service employees to 9:00 am to 5:00 pm from Monday to Friday.
UDP Leader Patrick Faber faces a potential recall challenge as former leader John Saldivar gathers enough delegate signatures to initiate the process.
The new statutory instrument adjusts curfew hours, starting at 10pm and ending at 4am daily, providing an extra hour for night shift workers.
Assistant Superintendent Fitzroy Yearwood returns as the police department's main public relations officer, addressing speculation about the Commissioner of Police's media interactions.
Public officers experienced a 10% pay cut and a reduction in work hours announced by the government.
Deputy Commissioner Broaster discusses his role as acting Commissioner of Police under Minister Kareem Musa amid political irony.
Recological Systems Limited vacated the Commerce Bight Port after the government canceled their lease, threatening legal action over the decision.
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