Prime Minister Dean Barrow comments on Forestry Minister Lisel Alamilla's decision to burn rosewood, stating she would have acted differently if given another chance.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow stated that the government cannot afford the electricity rate increase for street lighting, which would cost an additional two million dollars.
the shooting at former Prime Minister Said Musa's home has sparked political commentary and concerns about public safety and the politicization of violence in Belize.
Patrick Faber confirms his intention to run for Deputy Leader of the UDP despite concerns about party unity ahead of the convention in Corozal.
The Referendum Committee will launch a public education campaign to inform Belizeans about the ICJ and encourage voter participation.
Foreign Minister Wilfred Elrington discusses the risks of litigation regarding Belize's sovereignty during a media event with local talk show hosts.
The ceremonial opening of the Supreme Court was overshadowed by a gang funeral, highlighting a disconnect between traditional events and current societal issues.
The Ministry of Local Government asserts that the UDP Town Council cannot legally charge more than thirty Belize dollars for driver's licenses.
Phillip Fawda Henry led a protest in Belize City demanding a curfew and a new government to address crime issues.
Francis Fonseca calls for an independent Commission of Inquiry into the GSU's alleged involvement in recent killings in Belize City.
Orange Walk Mayor Kevin Bernard criticizes his party leader and the Prime Minister over their handling of crime in Belize City.
Francis Fonseca, Leader of the Opposition, invites Prime Minister Dean Barrow to collaborate on addressing public panic and crime in Belize City communities.
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