Activist Jerry Enriquez claims Minister Henry Charles Usher has a conflict of interest regarding electoral redistricting due to his small constituency.
The Court of Appeal has lifted a gag order on Jerry Enriquez, allowing his case against Justice Tawanda Hondora to proceed.
Eamon Courtenay comments on the luxury SUV purchased for his successor, Francis Fonseca, by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs using donor funds.
The Minister of Home Affairs explains the $70k contract for a retired cop as a special advisor to the CEO amid public backlash.
The Belize Bus Association criticizes the Transport Minister for excluding them from a committee aimed at revamping the national bus system.
the government of Belize purchased a used vehicle for 250,000 dollars, sparking outrage from the Public Service Union over the price paid.
The PSU is concerned about the transition of Belize Tax Services to a statutory body, affecting employee terms and conditions.
The Minister of Constitutional Affairs discussed the importance of consultations regarding the 13th amendment amid opposition from various sectors.
Louis Zabaneh explains his absence from consultations due to pressing matters regarding indigenous affairs in Punta Gorda.
Cabinet approved two GST-free weekends for back to school shopping and discussed UB's subvention and a plan for managing sargassum influx.
New commissioners, including president Christina Romero, were sworn in for the National Women's Commission, which aims to advance gender policy and social agendas in Belize.
Michael Peyrefitte has resigned as chairman of the UDP for the second time amid ongoing party turmoil.
Advertisement
Leaderboard Banner · 728×90 / responsive
Advertisement
Mobile Sticky · 320×50
