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of favour with party colleagues after a second clash with a Cabinet Minister. Following his fall-out with Public Safety Minister Paula Cox earlier this week over the employment of non-Bermudians in the Police Service, the Bermuda Industrial Union pre...

starts on a neighbouring construction project. And Abel Cabral, who owns the Rite-Way building supplies and Animal and Garden House stores on Cemetery Road, has called on new Works and Engineering Minister Alex Scott to intervene before Belco Holding...

One of America's leading human rights organisations which hired disgraced conference promoter Bonnie Marshall to fundraise claims she creamed off thousands of dollars for her own benefit. And a former past president of a branch of the National Associ...

Controversial promoter Bonnie Marshall, already in trouble with the law in her native US, is also believed to have left at least one Government Minister seething at this year's World Conference of Mayors convention. And The Royal Gazette has also lea...

World Conference of Mayors convention organiser Bonnie Marshall is set be hauled before an US Federal Court after being described as "a classic scam artist'' by an American attorney. The Royal Gazette has learned that the director of the African Amer...

finally kicked off last night -- but not without one final mishap. More than 60 guests, far fewer than originally expected, flew in from the US, the Caribbean and Africa for the week-long series of seminars and discussions. But the vast majority miss...

The Bermuda Commercial Bank has released another strong set of annual results with net income increasing by nearly 50 percent for the financial year ending September 30. Bank chairman John Deuss reported an increase in net income of 48 percent from $...

Zurich Financial Services Group subsidiary Centre Solutions is hoping to expand into the Pacific Rim market. This week the alternative risk management specialists opened up new offices in Sydney and Hong Kong. The Sydney office will serve the Austral...

A tourism chief is still optimistic that an African American conference scheduled to take place on the Island next month will be a resounding success. And Director of Tourism Gary Phillips believes that the Government's $100,000 investment in the Wor...

bring up to 1,500 overseas visitors to the Island. The Royal Gazette understands that, so far, just 35 visitors have confirmed hotel bookings to attend the controversy-hit World Conference of Mayors, which is due to take place on the Island in less t...