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Premier Michael Dunkley will next month face potential challenges to his leadership at the OBA’s party conference. Mr Dunkley — who has been Premier since Craig Cannonier stepped down nearly three months ago and acting OBA leader — said: “I have no i...

A summer of discontent is a sign of a healthy democracy, Premier Michael Dunkley said this week. But he warned that Government would not be swayed “by veiled threats about escalation and intimidation”. “That doesn’t roll with me,” he said. “I will ce...

Almost 30 percent of the Island don’t know who they would vote for if there was an election held tomorrow. The rest are evenly split, with 36 percent backing the One Bermuda Alliance, and 35 percent saying they would vote for the Progressive Labour P...

Invoices from OBA activist Steven DeCosta were signed off by then-campaign chief Michael Fahy in the run-up to the 2012 general election. But Sen Fahy said the invoices were for work carried out for the OBA and paid for out of party funds — and not c...

Government yesterday backed down on a decision to challenge a court ruling to grant status to Permanent Resident Certificate holders. Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy told Senate there was “no merit” in pushing ahead with an appeal against a Suprem...

Premier Michael Dunkley has accepted Thad Hollis’ resignation as chairman of the One Bermuda Alliance and last night thanked him for his work for the party. Mr Hollis quit his post only days after unveiling a hard-hitting report into the Jetgate row ...

Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy yesterday broke his silence on the Jetgate row — and slammed “inaccurate” claims in a report into the affair by Thad Hollis who resigned Tuesday as One Bermuda Alliance chairman. Sen Fahy said a claim by Mr Hollis t...

A US consultant at the centre of a row over campaign donations has worked on a contract for the new Bermuda Tourism Authority. Derrick Green — who worked for the OBA campaign in the run-up to the 2012 general election — worked on a public awareness a...

US political consultant Derrick Green has a history in Bermuda dating back to 2008. A friend of Tourism Minister Shawn Crockwell from the days they both studied at Oakwood University in Alabama, Mr Green was hired to promote the Bermuda Democratic Al...

A report into a $350,000 donation by US businessmen to an One Bermuda Alliance-linked election campaign raises more questions than it answers, veteran politician and Independent MP Terry Lister said. “I would have to say I was very disappointed that ...