The Trial Will Tell
The trial for Jacob Kingston is set to begin in Utah, with Prime Minister Dean Barrow warning of consequences if evidence implicates cabinet members.
The trial for Jacob Kingston is set to begin in Utah, with Prime Minister Dean Barrow warning of consequences if evidence implicates cabinet members.
The Chamber of Commerce is still waiting for contracts related to Imer Hernandez Development Company amid allegations of corruption and sub-standard work.
Kareem Musa reported a potential settlement between DJ Dalla and Shyne Barrow regarding a lawsuit, but Shyne denied any claims or discussions of settlement.
Kareem Musa criticizes Dianne Finnegan's immigration assistance, highlighting failures in the Immigration Department amid a surge of immigrants seeking help.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow confronted his Cabinet about allegations of corruption involving payments from Levon Termendzhyan to high-ranking officials.
John Saldivar denies allegations of fraud and bribery involving businessman Lev Dermen amid political tensions ahead of the UDP leadership convention.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow clarifies that Lev Dermen never applied for a diplomatic position, only an honorary consulship for Las Vegas, which was ultimately denied.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow comments on upcoming trial related to allegations against unnamed officials in his government.
Dean Barrow discusses the implications of potential fraud allegations on the UDP leadership succession as he prepares to leave office.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow denies allegations that Deputy PM Patrick Faber received money from Danny Mason, calling the claims absolute nonsense.
John Briceno held a press conference urging the PM to name Ministers involved in the Lev Dermen case and address the 2016 immigration scandal.
Hugo Patt, aspiring Deputy of the party, was questioned about his knowledge of Levon during a press conference.
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