PM John Briceño and former Minister Jose Mai maintain a close relationship following Mai's withdrawal from Cabinet, discussing agricultural projects in a recent constituency meeting.
The Attorney General stated he had no involvement in drafting the Commerce Bight Port contract amid concerns raised by opposition senators.
Jerry Enriquez is challenging the Judicial and Legal Services Commission's decision to dismiss his complaint against Justice Tawanda Hondora.
The Attorney General stated that the government is working towards concluding the redistricting exercise, with hopes to advance it in the new year.
The Attorney General stated that only the police can conduct investigations, citing legal limitations on appointing independent investigators in Belize.
A bill imposing a 20% tariff on imported ramen noodles was introduced in the House of Representatives to protect local products.
the Prime Minister stated he did not discuss the Southern Deep Port with Raul Rocha and addressed comments made by former Senator Michael Peyrefitte.
The Prime Minister announced that a new CEO for the Home Affairs Ministry will be revealed on Monday after a month-long vacancy.
the Prime Minister privately apologized to journalist Jules Vasquez after a public attack from the Office of the Prime Minister and vowed it won't happen again
Members of the National Assembly wore orange guayaberas to show solidarity for the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence.
The House debated the Sugar Industry and Cogeneration Project Bill, which includes tax exemptions for BSI and BELCOGEN amid political tensions.
Osmond Martinez held meetings in Washington DC with ASR executives to discuss trade and investment projects for Belize.
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