A groundbreaking ceremony was held for the paving of a 4.5-mile section of the Northern Highway in Orange Walk, amid controversy over the contractor's past work.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow states that SATIIM is not a factor in negotiations with Mayan communities regarding oil drilling in the Sarstoon Temash National Park.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow addresses controversial remarks by Minister Mark King regarding job opportunities and his security firm in relation to Norwegian Cruise Lines.
The Prime Minister explains that Stake Bank needs agreement from Fort Street Tourism Village to proceed with its cruise terminal development.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow defends Musical Ambassador Shyne, stating there is no reason to remove him from his title despite a recent protest.
Belize City mayor Darrell Bradley announced his candidacy for a second term while defensively responding to media questions about his previous indecision.
Mayor Darrell Bradley endorses councilor Eric Chang, highlighting his work ethic and public service record amid past controversies.
Belize City mayor Darrell Bradley announced his return for a second term after months of indecision and media scrutiny.
The Supreme Court orders Arthur Saldivar to pay Prime Minister Dean Barrow sixty thousand dollars for defamation, the largest award of its kind in Belize.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow addresses the Rod of Correction movement, asserting that it cannot incite unrest against his government.
Unions express dissatisfaction after the Prime Minister announced the closure of salary negotiations without further discussion on their proposals.
The Prime Minister expressed regret to unions about the limitations of the Collective Bargaining Process, stating they have received 90% of their requests.
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