What began several years ago with the likes of the Bill Cosby scandal, which at best seemed an attempt to counter powerful men, including many celebrities who lived as though they had an untouchable e...
In opposite parts of the world and occurring at the same time during the 18th century, when the United States was borne out of a revolution and developing its Constitution enshrining religious freedom...
Perhaps with Robert Mugabe’s resignation, we have come to the beginning of the end of an iconic era of Mugabe and a step closer to ending a series of like dictatorships that emerged during the latter ...
The One Bermuda Alliance leadership challenge, which came to its conclusion on Saturday with the election of Jean Atherden, failed to generate the type of interest that would signal enthusiasm. Perhap...
The gay rights debate continues in public and on social media, as the thorny subject of comparing the issue of same-sex marriage and gay rights to the Civil Rights Movement and the racism experienced ...
One of the most fundamental and important things when faced with any problem is to have the proper diagnosis. This has become particularly apparent in the medical field where teams of doctors and othe...
“Aim for the stars and land on the moon”
I was involved in a recent initiative with a group of men and we were given a task. Not oddly and true to life, if there is a group of 20, you can have 20 di...
Watching a documentary on Nigeria recently was a reminder of the bound-up potential that exists in many African countries. It’s not the resources that are lacking or the ambition and resourcefulness o...
The Iranian nuclear agreement. Unratified but support for which was not fully withdrawn. But yet it remains not supported. Confusion abounds over a nuclear arms non-proliferation agreement that is fil...
The proposed redress of the Human Rights Act so that it loses primacy over the immigration Act as proposed by Minister of Home Affairs Walton Brown stirred a little firestorm of criticism from activis...
