PM Answers The Press On Election Date
The Prime Minister explains the reasons for calling the earliest election in Belize's history during a press interview in Belmopan.
The Prime Minister explains the reasons for calling the earliest election in Belize's history during a press interview in Belmopan.
Michael Ashcroft's potential funding of the PUP is uncertain as the election campaign begins amid questions about a recent government compensation deal.
Michael Finnegan begins his campaign for re-election in Mesopotamia by putting up signs immediately after the election announcement.
Residents express mixed reactions to the announcement of the general elections date set for November 4th.
Mayor Darrell Bradley announced that property taxes in Belize City will not increase while negotiations with the chamber of commerce continue.
The Labour Commissioner discusses the role of his office in facilitating negotiations for employees affected by First Caribbean Bank's exit from Belize.
Audrey Matura-Shepherd expresses solidarity with BTL workers regarding the government's settlement with Lord Michael Ashcroft over the telecoms company's appropriation.
Political leaders delivered contrasting messages on Independence Day, addressing national unity, governance reform, and major infrastructure projects.
The PUP rallied in Corozal Southwest, claiming a crowd of five thousand and full attendance of its G-11 standard bearers ahead of its 65th anniversary.
The Belize Communication Workers Union criticized the Barrow Administration for its handling of the BTL settlement and staged a protest in Belize City.
The Leader of the Opposition expresses readiness to collaborate with unions against the government's direction on telecommunications and utilities.
The Belize Energy Workers Union expresses solidarity with Communication Workers and threatens industrial action if negotiations with management do not improve.
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