PUP's New Senators, Mixed Bag Of New And Old
The PUP announced their six new senators, including returning and new members, who will be sworn in at the Senate's inaugural sitting.
The PUP announced their six new senators, including returning and new members, who will be sworn in at the Senate's inaugural sitting.
Foreign Minister Courtenay held bilateral meetings with the new Guatemalan Ambassador and the Taiwanese Ambassador in Belmopan.
The Cabinet approved new funding for the COVID Food Assistance Program after previous funds were depleted before the general elections.
Prime Minister Briceno announced upcoming findings from investigations into corruption and plans for forensic audits of statutory boards and utilities.
Police Commissioner Chester Williams disputes a court ruling favoring Corporal Eldon Arzu regarding his leadership position in the Police Association.
The Briceno Administration has appointed Major H. Gilbert Swazo as the new Ports Commissioner, replacing Merlene Bailey-Martinez.
Eamon Courtenay warns Karen Bevans against suing Prime Minister John Briceno over defamation claims made by former PM Dean Barrow.
Patrick Faber claims Amilin Mendez, the new CEO in the Ministry of Economic Development, is a UDP member despite her position in the PUP.
Opposition leader Patrick Faber announced the new shadow Cabinet, highlighting a mix of fresh faces and veteran members in response to voter feedback.
Patrick Faber discusses the exclusion of certain UDP members from the new shadow cabinet to present a fresh image for the party.
Denise "Sista B" Barrow will not serve on the shadow cabinet to focus on her role representing Queen's Square.
Sista B's absence from key events raises questions about her support for UDP leader Patrick Faber, who defends her focus on constituency work.
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