SATIIM and the Mayan Buffer Communities criticize government actions and assert US Capital Energy lacks a valid permit for activities in their area.
Mayan leaders assert their rights and demand government compliance with court orders regarding oil exploration in Sarstoon Temash National Park.
Justice of Appeal Samuel Awich will be re-appointed to the Court of Appeals following consultation between the Prime Minister and the leader of the opposition.
The Supreme Court struck out a claim against Hon. Edmond Castro regarding alleged misconduct in accepting cheques from the Belize Airport Authority.
The Court of Appeal ruled that the Government of Belize lawfully acquired Belize Telemedia Limited and Belize Electricity Limited, overturning a previous Supreme Court decision.
The government retains control of BTL and BEL after a court ruling, avoiding a repeat of past takeover attempts.
COLA has appealed to the Prime Minister for evidence against Elvin Penner after being ignored by other officials.
Commissioner of Police Allen Whylie denies recent promotions, while CEO George Lovell clarifies that some officers are now wearing ranks from previous promotions.
Commissioner of Police Allen Whylie responds to a mandamus order directing him to investigate Former Minister Elvin Penner regarding the Citizen Kim passport scandal.
The Belize Times faces sales tax arrears, prompting legal action and concern from PUP leader Francis Fonseca regarding the party's financial status.
The PUP is restructuring its national campaign committee, appointing Godfrey Smith as chair and activating regional campaign managers.
The PUP is keeping the Albert Division convention open as they await a potential big-name candidate.
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