How Much Longer For Hearings?
Chairman Aldo Salazar indicates that the Senate hearings are nearing completion with only a few witnesses left to be called.
Chairman Aldo Salazar indicates that the Senate hearings are nearing completion with only a few witnesses left to be called.
The Senate Committee plans to hear from Immigration Minister Godwin Hulse regarding changes implemented in the Immigration Department after previous issues.
The Caribbean Court of Justice ruled in favor of Froylan Gilharry, ordering the government to pay $40,000 for failing to honor a bus permit agreement.
The Bar Association discussed the Chief Justice's performance and agreed to give him a deadline to address outstanding judgements amid concerns from the Attorney General.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow commented on the Bar Association's concerns regarding delayed judgments from the Chief Justice after returning from personal leave.
The Prime Minister discussed a breach in the Ministry of Finance regarding nearly 100 BDF uniforms found at a home in Orange Walk.
Jose Mai urges the government to intervene in the sugar dispute as regulators to prevent a repeat of past industry issues.
The PUP accuses the government of threatening fuel subsidies for cane farmers, while Prime Minister Dean Barrow denies any pressure to cut them.
The Prime Minister stated he needs to verify whether security checks for visa and nationality applicants were suspended or discontinued by Cabinet.
The government is preparing for a legal battle with the Ashcroft Alliance over disputed costs related to the BTL acquisition, now set for October at the CCJ.
The Prime Minister discusses the implications of a court battle over the BTL settlement and the financial claims made by the Ashcroft Alliance.
Mayor Darrell Bradley will not run for re-election in the upcoming Municipal Elections, according to Prime Minister Dean Barrow.
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