the 12th National Assembly of Belize was summoned with a ceremonial swearing-in of members and a speech from the Governor General and Prime Minister.
The new Senate was sworn in with seven members, including five new faces, and discussions on future voting dynamics took place.
Deputy Prime Minister Gaspar Vega is still using his old office while awaiting a new one after the ministry restructuring.
Reverend Ashley Rocke's selection as Senator for the Churches faces criticism for lack of broader church representation.
Darrell Bradley reflects on his election defeat and expresses commitment to continue serving Belize City and supporting the new representative for Caribbean Shores.
Senator Godwin Hulse discusses his plans to improve operations at the Ministry of Natural Resources amid ongoing land issues.
The Supreme Court continues to hear a slander lawsuit filed by Gaspar Vega against Monchi Cervantes, with final submissions made by both sides today.
The National Assembly will meet to swear in new senators following the recent election, with several appointments confirmed and one still undecided.
The PUP party's Belize Times may cease publication due to financial issues, leaving staff uncertain about their jobs and the future of the paper.
The PUP held a meeting to discuss the upcoming national convention for electing a new party leader after their recent election defeat.
John Briceno is considering running for leader of the People's United Party at the upcoming National Convention.
Cordel Hyde is considering running for a leadership position following encouragement from supporters across the country.
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