The Lands Department issued eviction notices to families squatting in the Harmonyville buffer area, while BGYEA seeks permission to farm the land for community development.
The Belize Energy Workers Union is protesting proposed layoffs at BEL, urging the board of directors to reconsider before the May 17th deadline.
The Caribbean Court of Justice will hear Maurice Tomlinson's challenge to Belize and Trinidad and Tobago's anti-gay immigration laws.
SATIIM and buffer communities criticize the Government of Belize for waiving a permit for oil exploration, claiming it violates their land rights.
COLA criticizes the Auditor General and Ombudsman for denying access to evidence in their prosecution of Elvin Penner, while expressing hope for assistance from the DPP.
The Prime Minister has received the Auditor General's preliminary report, which has not yet been shared with the Cabinet according to Immigration Minister Godwin Hulse.
Church leaders met with the Prime Minister to discuss concerns over the National Gender Policy and its implications for the Church's views.
Minister Godwin Hulse reassures that Norwegian Cruise Lines remains committed to their project despite ongoing legal challenges from BTIA.
The chairman of Cotton Tree Village is suing the government over the distribution of 254 lots allegedly meant for city residents.
Trevor Vernon filed a civil suit against Edmond Castro for breaching the code of conduct for Ministers, leading to a court hearing on the matter.
Mayan communities protested at US Capital Energy's drill site, asserting their land rights and monitoring operations despite police resistance.
Valentin Makin was removed as 1st Alcalde of Conejo Village after villagers voted against him following allegations of unauthorized consent for oil drilling.
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