The PUP held a National Party Council meeting to celebrate the pause on the Speednet acquisition, emphasizing public consultation on the issue.
The Association of Beneficiaries and Retired Public Officers is taking legal action against the government and the Public Sector Workers Trust for owed benefits.
ABPRO's President discusses the upcoming court proceedings involving the government and claimants regarding funds for beneficiaries.
ABPRO reiterates its demands for the government to declare beneficiaries and audit the PSWT accounts.
The Belize Communication Workers for Justice protested for unpaid severance, with former leader Paul Periott joining the picket line after 20 years.
The public service has approved an anti-sexual harassment policy following the implementation of the anti-sexual harassment act of 2024.
The Prime Minister clarifies his comments about customs brokers, stating he was referring to their actions, not the news reporting.
Former employees of BTL continue their protests demanding severance payments, supported by the Prime Minister and the Minister of Labor.
Union Senator Glenfield Dennison asserts that the police misinterpret their authority regarding the right to protest and permit applications.
NTUCB has called off its protest to allow unions to poll members for a mandate before proceeding.
The Prime Minister criticized 7News for exposing corruption involving customs brokers and officers at the northern border, despite evidence of significant revenue loss for the government.
Senator Glenfield Dennison clarifies the status of the Trade License law amid complaints from Belmopan business owners about increased fees.
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