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A long awaited shipment of computers for public primary school pupils will reach youngsters at the government camp programme this summer. Diallo Rabain, the education minister, said a shipment of 1,601 Chromebooks, ordered in August 2020, had finally...

A report on the introduction of a minimum wage for Bermuda will be tabled today in the House of Assembly. David Burt, the Premier, will discuss the launch of the electronic Covid-19 Safe Key scheme. Mr Burt will detail the pilot programme to allow pe...

Bermuda’s vaccination certificates were not designed for use on the island, but were issued for “foreign travel, education, or medical treatment”, the Ministry of Health said yesterday. A ministry spokeswoman added there was no on-island use for the ...

A former teacher who runs an educational toys business has teamed up with a charity for the disabled to promote nature-based learning. BrightIsle, an online store, is now selling the Sunflower Project Package, with proceeds being donated to support ...

Just two more coronavirus cases were recorded yesterday. The infections were among 992 test results that came back to health officials – a positivity rate of 0.2 per cent. Both were classed as on-island transmissions with known contacts. The island’s...

Bermuda will move to phase 2 of its road map to normality from Sunday, the health minister said this evening. Kim Wilson said Bermuda had achieved the targets set out by the Premier in his national address and therefore could reduce restrictions. F...

A new executive director will take the helm at the Women's Resource Centre this weekend. Tina Laws will take over from Elaine Butterfield at the women’s rights and advocacy charity in Hamilton on Saturday. Ms Laws said: “I am encouraged and confident...

Teachers have defended taking tomorrow as a half-term break – and fired a broadside at the Department of Education. The Bermuda Union of Teachers said the Government request to use the holiday to catch up on lessons lost because of the coronavirus cl...

A grief-stricken family who lost a loved one to violence was struck another blow when they were evicted from their home this week. But the family – who suffered a massive loss of income because of the Covid-19 pandemic – were saved further stress aft...

Faith Burgess-Clarke 1929-2021 Bermuda’s first chiropractor who “broke barriers” as a Black woman in the field has died at 92. Faith Burgess-Clarke also served in the Adult Education Society and the Professional Women’s Club. Deeply religious an...