The Prime Minister defends his appointment of Franz Parke as Justice of Appeal against criticism from the Bar Association regarding his qualifications.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow announced plans to re-purpose the GSU amid public concerns over its operations and recent incidents involving the Belize Police Department.
A protest march and vigil in Belize City reflect public anger towards the government, particularly directed at Prime Minister Dean Barrow's administration.
The Prime Minister announced a commitment to lower fuel prices by mid-October due to supply issues from Venezuela.
The Prime Minister commented on the stalled Amy Forte case, noting her unwillingness to provide a formal police complaint despite credible fraud allegations.
The Prime Minister expressed willingness to compromise on funding for the Senate Inquiry into Immigration affairs amid opposition from the Chamber of Commerce.
Senate hearings reveal that two former UDP ministers are still providing immigration services, raising concerns about corruption and influence at the Immigration Department.
The Immigration Director raised concerns about overdue pay raises for officers, which may lead to outside influence and affect morale.
The Police Minister defends the Gang Suppression Unit amid public scrutiny over their involvement in the case of Kelvin Usher.
Chief Justice Kenneth Benjamin delivered four judgments this week, including cases involving International Environments and Western Development Limited.
Political leaders clashed during Independence Day celebrations in Belmopan, highlighting issues of governance and national unity.
The Prime Minister addressed criticisms regarding the Integrity Commission and announced new infrastructural projects, including the replacement of the Haulover Bridge.
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