Shadow Labour Minister Shawn Crockwell claimed last night that sacked civil servant LeYoni Junos was the victim of political interference, describing her firing as a "singularly unethical act".
Mr. Cr...
Government has failed to answer questions about the American contractors accused in court of publishing "false and fraudulent information" about the African Diaspora Heritage Trail (ADHT) Foundation.
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Civil servant LeYoni Junos was unlawfully sacked but not because she was a whistle-blower or the victim of political interference by Premier Ewart Brown, a judge ruled yesterday.
Puisne Judge Ian Kawa...
When LeYoni Junos was approached to become director of the African Diaspora Heritage Trail (ADHT) Foundation, she envisaged a long and happy career working in a field she is passionate about.
The post...
The Premier's press secretary has claimed that Opposition leader Kim Swan placed himself in a "very precarious position" with his comments on the UK's crackdown in Turks and Caicos.
Premier Ewart Brow...
The idea of Bermuda College becoming a university was debated at a public forum last night — with its president Duranda Greene arguing in favour of it offering four-year degrees.
Dr. Greene said her p...
Civil servant LeYoni Junos was unlawfully dismissed from her job but not because she was a whistle-blower or the victim of political interference by Premier Ewart Brown, a judge ruled today.
Ms Junos ...
The captain and crew of the luxury clipper The Maltese Falcon have given the thumbs-up to Bermuda after sailing in for the weekend.
The Maltese-registered 289ft yacht — owned by American venture capit...
Imagine working your hardest to pass an exam — and then having the top marks you achieve given to another student whose religious beliefs are more "acceptable", while you are left with their far lower...
When Bill Grant leaves Bermuda today to travel back to his home on the other side of the world, he will definitely have a feeling of mission accomplished.
The 76-year-old grandfather, from Tauranga, N...
