The PUP is proceeding with its national convention despite rising river levels, expecting over 15,000 attendees and significant support from the business community.
Rodwell Williams denies responsibility for drafting the controversial BTL Settlement Deed that has led to significant financial implications for the Belizean government.
PUP Chairman Henry Charles Usher criticized Patrick Faber for allegedly intimidating voters during the UDP Manifesto launch.
Belize City Mayor Darrell Bradley defends renewing the City Administrator's contract amid criticism during the municipal election cycle.
The Mayor of Belize City, Darrell Bradley, will leave the renewal of the sanitation contract with Belize Waste Control to his successor due to time constraints.
Boots Martinez showcases campaign strength in Port Loyola ahead of municipal elections, emphasizing the importance of voter numbers and community service.
Nomination day for municipal elections is set for February 21st, allowing political parties to nominate candidates across various municipalities.
The Belize Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the National Trade Union Congress of Belize have formed a committee to review the Occupational Safety and Health Bill.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow and Mrs. Kim Barrow are on personal leave for family matters, with Deputy Patrick Faber acting as Prime Minister during their absence.
The BPP launches its municipal campaign with 18 candidates across five towns, emphasizing grassroots fundraising and a commitment to social democracy.
Sunshine Holdings seeks repayment from the Ashcroft Alliance for a loan related to BTL shares in a Supreme Court case.
PUP supporter Michael Lemus claims he was assaulted by UDP Mayor Earl Trapp during a campaign event, while Trapp denies the allegations and reports Lemus for threatening a traffic officer.
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