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BERMUDA | Saturday March 21, 2026
The Royal Gazette
News
Delay smartphone use for children, group urges

An advocacy group is calling on parents across Bermuda to get behind a global movement to reduce harmful smartphone and social media use in young people. ...

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Musicians regale audience at free concert
Succulent building taking shape at Botanical Gardens
Furbert describes checks on children in overseas care
Hiscox manager faces charge in Greece over Bermuda case
New charity for caregivers aims to close critical gaps
Man admits intruding on child’s privacy
Activists call for a fresh start during the official start of spring
Police witness recounts chasing murder accused
Road work to block bus access at Spanish Point Road
House approves refinements of CIT oversight body
MPs approve health insurance rate increase
Government launches prison officer recruitment drive
Urgent care centre receives new X-ray equipment
Three deny trio of offences
Cycling to affect traffic on Sunday
Customs duty changes to bring cost-of-living relief
Minister notes ‘steady drawdown’ from rental support fund
Choral Concert 2026

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Business
Top five mistakes pre-retirees make

It is crazy. Suddenly, you hit your early fifties and are now talking about what retirement means to you. I still feel too young to even think about it, albeit the reflection in the mirr...

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When building wealth, start with solid foundations
Allshores shares inch higher on BSX
Chubb reveals details of $20bn US-backed shipping insurance plan
Call for banks to reimburse phishing scam victims
Watch: Hospitality industry faces recruitment struggles
RenRe’s $1.2bn gold hedge pays off
Bermuda company backs Venezuela mining reform
Signet posts profit rebound
BMA speeds up fund pre-approval process

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Sport
‘Taxpayer money should not subsidise low-cost golf’

The Board of Trustees of the island’s two government-operated golf courses were “left with no choice” other than to increase membership rates and fee structures to reduce operating costs and fund up...

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Hornets seeking to close in on Premier Division glory
OBA slams revised fee structure at government-operated golf courses
Caitlyn Bobb hungry for more after Indoor Worlds debut
Tyler Smith targets podium in Namibia
Adrian Roach hunts for victory in North Carolina
Caribbean Pickleball Championship Semi Finals
Port Royal members committee resign as new fees announced
Shaun Goater in contention for national coaching role
Bermuda squad named for friendly against DR Congo

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Lifestyle
Ronald Virgil’s debut single decades in the making

After decades of writing, quiet persistence, and what he describes as divine inspiration, Bermudian songwriter Ronald Virgil is stepping into a new season of music ministry with the release of his first s...

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Polletts claim Open Pairs title with strong second session
 
Blessings grow when we start to share them
 
Around the churches
 
End of Ramadan heralds joyful days of Eid
 

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Opinion
We need to proceed with care in solving the housing crisis

The House of Assembly finished the Budget Debate this week, and in course of the debate, I tackled issues ranging from education to the state of our roads, but given my shadow portfolio of Housing, Munici...

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Work under way to ease cost of living
 
Caricom: a matter for the head, not the heart
 
Kevin Maybury, March 20, 2026
 

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Columnists

Michael Fahy

We need to proceed with care in solving the housing crisis

Wayne Furbert

Work under way to ease cost of living

Bob Richards

Caricom: a matter for the head, not the heart



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