Diaspora & Voting Rights: Immigration Minister Kareem Musa backed overseas voting for Belizeans, saying the three-month residency barrier should be amended so diaspora voters can register using proof of their Belize home. Immigration Accountability: Two nationality certificates remain missing after an internal review; police also continue hunting wanted immigration cashier Jason Flowers over alleged public funds embezzlement. Haitian Minors Case: Musa addressed questions about nine Haitian girls in Spanish Lookout, saying they entered in 2023 under humanitarian considerations and that authorities are working to resolve guardianship and welfare concerns. Safe Third Country: Musa outlined Belize’s support framework for the first safe-third-country transferee, with UNHCR and the refugees department handling shelter and integration. Media Regulation Debate: The Belize Broadcasting Authority proposed rules for “National Online Broadcasters,” sparking discussion on regulation and freedom of expression. Culture & Community: PoetFREE Live returns for Emancipation Day spoken word at the BLISS Centre, while the Garifuna Collective marks 20 years with a 14-day European tour. Education & Youth: CDB-backed school construction and upgrades begin in Orange Walk, and a Punta Gorda Back-to-School Hair Drive offers free grooming and supplies. Regional Links: Belize’s PM met U.S. Deputy Secretary Landau in Washington on security and the Millennium Challenge Corporation compact.