I know each of us somewhere during our recent social interactions has heard it said or asked something about the need for the country to come together. With the doomsday broadcasters included, who hav...
Michael Dunkley, after reflection on his massive loss, conceded that not doing enough for the black community was one of the failings of his administration. However, by examining his own words, we gai...
Trying to define or understand this moment in time in its appropriate context naturally depends on the observer. Whether this epoch in our political life is an auspicious moment as in a matter of divi...
It’s a new government and, as in the 2012 election, the signature moment in the result was defeat of successive finance ministers, both losing their seats to newcomers.
The resounding defeat, which ca...
Over the many years that I have been writing, I have tried always to be honest and impartial, which meant at times suppressing my own self-interest and avoidance of reacting to knowledge of continuing...
In an article I wrote titled “Injustice anywhere is an injustice everywhere”, published February 20, I cautioned about government agencies that are funded by taxpayer dollars, and their abusive use ag...
Somewhere around the mid-1980s, I wrote an article along with nine other selected persons in The Bermudian magazine, which asked the question “Which way, Bermuda?”
It was supposed to be reviewed after...
I have a question: why was the thought of bringing cruise ships as floating hotels to supplement the need for hotel beds during the America’s Cup a brilliant idea, while in general we discriminate aga...
I recall a conversation with Sir John Plowman while among a small group setting. He made a startling admission of something he had learnt and had tried genuinely to convey to his political contemporar...
They say you shouldn’t drive forward while looking in the rear-view mirror. Nor, I suppose, is it any good looking ahead but through darkly tinted glass. Yet we enter an election and would be mindful ...
