The Salary Adjustment Causes An Expansion Of The Wage Bill
The government announced an 8% salary increase for teachers and public officers, raising the wage bill by an estimated $43 million for the fiscal year 2015/2016.
The government announced an 8% salary increase for teachers and public officers, raising the wage bill by an estimated $43 million for the fiscal year 2015/2016.
Walter Garbutt discusses his candidacy for the UDP in Stann Creek West following Melvin Hulse's resignation, emphasizing his respect for the community and political aspirations.
The debate over the use of Petrocaribe funds for a Mother's Day outing in Corozal Bay continues to spark controversy among Belizean politicians.
The Senate debated the Petro Amendment Bill, with opposition senators criticizing the government's handling of public funds and the Belize Chamber of Commerce expressing disappointment in the Prime Minister's remarks.
Adelaida Guerra was sworn in as a temporary senator to replace Ray Davis, who is currently out of the country.
Senators debated over government overspending and the approval of supplementary budget bills, highlighting concerns about financial management and accountability.
The Supreme Court hears expert testimony in a case involving the BTIA, the Government, and Norwegian Cruise Lines regarding the environmental impact assessment for the Harvest Caye project.
Delroy Cuthkelvin announces his candidacy for UDP Standard Bearer in Stann Creek West, while Prime Minister Dean Barrow advises him to withdraw due to expected opposition.
The FIU Director stated he is unaware of any ongoing investigation into the immigration scandal, despite previous political concerns and failed legal attempts.
The PUP walked out of a House Meeting on the Petrocaribe Loans Act, leading to a media discussion on their proposed Petrocaribe Revenue Management Bill.
The Governor of the Central Bank addresses accusations of the UDP government misusing public funds for political purposes, stating there is no evidence to support such claims.
The Marijuana Decriminalizing Committee proposes to decriminalize possession of 10 grams of marijuana, but faces calls for larger amounts and clarifications on the distinction from legalization.
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