Politics

Politics February 4, 2020

BNTU Says Slow Down On Equal Opportunities Bill

BNTU expresses concern over the rapid pace of discussions regarding the National AIDS Commission's Equal Opportunities Bill and calls for a slowdown.

Politics February 3, 2020

UDP Claims Unity Amidst Contention and Controversy Of Convention

The UDP leadership convention approaches as party officials emphasize unity despite ongoing controversies surrounding John Saldivar and external allegations.

Politics February 3, 2020

NTUCB With BNTU Against GOB

The Trade Union Congress expressed support for the teachers union and criticized the government's handling of issues related to UNCAC.

Politics February 3, 2020

NUTCB Wants Political Will On UNCAC, or Else

The NTUCB demands government action on the UNCAC, warning of potential escalation if their concerns are ignored.

Politics February 3, 2020

Simplex Makes Simple Exit From PSU Land Case

The Supreme Court has struck out the Public Service Union's claim against Simplex in a dispute over the Hilltop property previously owned by the City Council.

Politics January 31, 2020

UDP Spending: Panades Shop or Split Decision

The Chief Justice ruled that the Prime Minister violated the constitution by spending public funds without parliamentary approval, giving the government six months to amend the constitution.

Politics January 31, 2020

PSU Reaches Impasse, Threatens Industrial Action

The Public Service Union declares a trade dispute with the Ministry of Finance over unresolved issues following the amalgamation of the Tax Services office.

Politics January 31, 2020

PSU Says Justice For Jumoke

The Public Service Union defends Jumoke Castro, who was suspended for making threatening social media posts, asserting he deserves fair representation.

Politics January 31, 2020