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Diving into the reporter’s life, Sekou Hendrickson wrote his own success story during his ten-week tenure at The Royal Gazette. Keen to write while studying English and journalism in his third year at St Thomas University in Canada, the 20-year-old d...

A Bermudian husband and wife are unable to stay with family in Massachusetts due the state’s refusal to accept Bermuda driving licences. Eric Bell’s son and his family live 60 miles away from Boston, and Mr Bell and wife Carol need to hire a car to v...

Spreading the good news of Bermuda College’s resources is the mission of new vice-president Phyllis Curtis-Tweed, who is elated after the institution’s boost of financial aid. “It comes at an excellent time, as many of our people are still dealing wi...

David Burt, the Premier, is to be the keynote speaker at the Bermuda Industrial Union’s Labour Day banquet next month. The annual banquet, the 36th, will be held on September 1 at the Fairmont Southampton. Labour Day is marked as a public holiday on ...

Bermuda’s entrenched disparities must be tackled for black workers to get a fair shot, according to former minister Wayne Perinchief, who said that inequality remained alive and well ten years after his Workforce Equity Bill was proposed. “I’m 75; I’...

A man was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital this morning after a reported industrial accident at Mill Creek in Pembroke. The Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service responded at 8.48am, sending one vehicle and four personnel, according to Acting Lie...

Phyllis Curtis-Tweed, the former principal of the Berkeley Institute, has been announced as the new vice president of academic and student affairs at Bermuda College. Dr Curtis-Tweed, a Bermudian, graduated from Emory University with a PhD, and pursu...

The new barrier system at Par-la-Ville car park has resulted in changes at the facility’s entrance and exit, according to the City of Hamilton. The arrangement has been made to accommodate what are now two exit lanes for traffic coming out of the par...

A stroke victim’s once promising recovery is faltering in the absence of comprehensive follow-up services, according to her loved ones. As The Royal Gazette explores healthcare deficiencies for the disabled, one anonymous family have credited the ear...

The much-anticipated solar eclipse commences shortly before 3pm today but may be obscured, depending on the vagaries of the weather. In a 70-mile swath across North America, millions will watch a total eclipse of the sun by the moon. The first coast-...