Acting PM Says State of Emergency Doing More Good Than Harm
Acting Prime Minister Faber defends the state of emergency, claiming it has been more beneficial than detrimental.
Acting Prime Minister Faber defends the state of emergency, claiming it has been more beneficial than detrimental.
The Elections and Boundaries Department reports on the re-registration exercise, urging eligible voters to register ahead of next year's ICJ referendum.
Acting Prime Minister Patrick Faber discusses updates on audits at the National Sports Council and NICH amid concerns of accountability.
Wil Maheia and the Belize Territorial Volunteers confronted the Guatemalan Armed Forces while attempting to plant Belize's flag on Sarstoon Island.
Chester Williams defends the treatment of detainees amid human rights criticisms regarding conditions in police custody during the state of emergency.
The City Council responded to accusations of union busting by the Christian Workers Union regarding a dispute over cemetery workers' subsistence payments.
The Belize City Council is restructuring, moving Traffic Manager Kevon Jenkins to Sanitation, leaving the future of current Sanitation Manager Percy Murillo uncertain.
The Belize City Council responds to the Christian Workers Union's complaints about industrial disputes and affirms its commitment to employee welfare.
The Chamber of Commerce criticized Parliament for failing to address the UHS debt, blaming both political parties for their irresponsible handling of the issue.
The Christian Workers Union criticizes the Belize City Council for denying their participation in a meeting regarding cemetery staff subsistence issues.
The Elections and Boundaries Department reports a significant drop in voter re-registration applications in Belize.
Police Minister John Saldivar announced that regulations for the State of Emergency will be released to address public safety concerns.
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