They Tried To Rush The OSH But It's Still On A Slow Train
The Occupational Safety Hazard Bill is progressing to cabinet after public consultations, according to the Minister of Labor.
The Occupational Safety Hazard Bill is progressing to cabinet after public consultations, according to the Minister of Labor.
The Occupational Safety Hazard Bill is progressing to cabinet after public consultations, according to the Minister of Labor.
Albert Vaughan announced his departure from the Belize City Council as City Administrator for personal reasons, with the position to be advertised soon.
Prime Minister John Briceno denies government involvement in the extradition of Budna and emphasizes the importance of police investigations.
Orlando Habet states that his ministry will not be directed by the Association of Protected Areas Management Organizations regarding illegal logging activities.
Melissa Balderamos Mahler is appointed to the Court of Appeal, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest due to her status as a Minister's wife.
Phillip Willoughby announced his withdrawal from the Freetown Convention, allowing Angelie Perez to become the uncontested caretaker for the area.
Minister Kareem Musa and Minister Jose Mai respond to allegations regarding their involvement in an illegal logging incident in Boston Village.
Belize's foreign service has successfully restored a 125 million US dollars grant from the Millennium Challenge Corporation for energy and education sectors.
Prime Minister Briceno attended meetings in Mexico with the Presidents of Guatemala and Mexico focusing on conservation, security, and other bilateral issues.
Francis Fonseca stated that there is no confirmation yet on the Tren Maya project transiting through Belize, pending further assessments.
Kareem Musa clarified he did not instruct police to stand down against illegal loggers, emphasizing the need for proper assessment before action.
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