Once upon a time there was a Bermuda and its jagged past, to some as the “pirate’s port”, but truly the place where Western innovation and plots including the American Revolution occurred, not to ment...
Travelling back and forth to the island, particularly having spent more than a year overseas, allows one to observe the changes rapidly becoming Bermuda’s new face or reality.
From a human population ...
There are few times when I give credit to the Westminster system of governance, but the swift ability to change leaders when the time warrants as happened with Boris Johnson can’t be beaten — unlike t...
Let’s do a straight talk, assuming such dialogue is possible. Every leader has strengths and weaknesses. Bermuda’s leader, David Burt, certainly has some visible strengths, particularly his oratory sk...
Uganda discovered recently that it had a cache of gold ready for mining that is worth trillions. No one is surprised because this is Africa, which is rich in metal and mineral resources, including oil...
It is a pleasing sight to see Mia Mottley as a Caribbean leader rising to international prominence and the first, in my view, since Eric Williams, of Trinidad, was recognised for being a wise intellec...
I think we all should consider a career change. I wish I could say this is satire or a rhetorical point, but unfortunately it isn’t; it’s real life as experienced in Bermuda and in many parts of the w...
For the first time in a while, I was a bit hesitant to write simply because I seemed to have become stuck on the same subject of leadership and, like the CNN news drama, stuck on leadership to the poi...
After reading about the well-warranted protest over the imaging clinic, the thought came to mind of the adage “the more things change, the more they remain the same”. As a jurisdiction and society, on...
The colloquial term “24th of May” and the vanishing term “the Queen’s Birthday” have become embedded local tradition and is deservedly now called Bermuda Day. For people like me, it’s the marathon (ha...
