The Prime Minister is open to extending funding for the Senate Committee if they provide a timeline for their hearings, a stance supported by the Chamber of Commerce.
The police have been denying interview requests from the media, raising concerns about transparency and communication following recent controversies.
The Senate Inquiry into Immigration Irregularities continued with Director of Immigration Diana Locke discussing issues related to bogus entry stamps.
The president of the Christian Workers Union criticizes the city council for late payments to sanitation workers and demands accountability.
The PUP has not yet announced its Belize City council slate, with a convention expected to reveal candidates soon.
The BNTU is awaiting a progress report from the Prime Minister regarding the implementation of their 8 demands after ending their strike.
John Briceno announced a National Convention for the PUP to seek a new mandate despite being elected leader only 18 months ago.
John Briceno calls for a mandate to confront the UDP, citing a tipping point in public sentiment following student-led protests.
The PUP plans to legally challenge the appointment of Justice of Appeal Franz Parke, claiming he lacks the necessary qualifications.
The opposition leader argues that the Prime Minister should not limit the funding timeline for the Senate Inquiry into Immigration Irregularities.
John Briceno urges the Prime Minister to send the GSU to remove two former ministers from the immigration department due to influence peddling.
The government is contracting two retired judges to assist the Chief Justice in delivering long-delayed judgments on time.
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