Julius Tells BTL To
Julius Espat urges BTL to pay severance owed to employees as directed by the Prime Minister.
Julius Espat urges BTL to pay severance owed to employees as directed by the Prime Minister.
Julius Espat reiterates his stance on the Speednet acquisition, emphasizing the need for public decision without political interference.
Julius Espat supports Deputy PM Cordel Hyde's stance on the need for public consultation regarding the proposed acquisition of public funds.
Eluide Miller was re-elected as Deputy Mayor of Belize City and is considered a potential candidate for Mayor next year.
The Elections and Boundaries Department is updating the voters' list due to minor shifts in town boundaries ahead of the 2027 municipal elections.
Minister Zabaneh assures the Belize Bus Association of no ill will while enforcing regulations on private operators and discussing representation on the Transport Board.
The Belize Communications Workers for Justice protested at the BTL Chairman's home, demanding better severance terms and urging the Prime Minister to intervene in negotiations.
Minister Landy Habet defends his driver against accusations of trespassing on Felix Quewell's property while seeking land for constituents.
Cayo representatives propose that the government acquire private land occupied by squatters to resolve a dispute in San Antonio Cayo.
Orlando Habet denies using government equipment on his farm, responding to reports of ministry assets being seen on his property.
Yaya Marin argues that BTL is violating the CCJ ruling regarding severance payments, while BTL's legal counsel insists they are in compliance.
The Public Service Union criticizes the Ministry of Transport for allegedly pressuring terminal employees to resign ahead of a transition to the National Bus Company.
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