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Senator Vic Ball made no mention of his father having a 50 per cent stake in a company he recommended for a $1.4 million government project, the Commission of Inquiry heard yesterday. Mr Ball, who joined the Upper House in November 2014 under the One...

A senior civil servant told the Commission of Inquiry yesterday how a “weakness” existed when it came to checking that government contracts were put out to tender and Cabinet approval was given before public funds were spent. Thomasina Hassell, chief...

A “misleading document” submitted by former works and engineering minister Derrick Burgess to Cabinet formed the basis of a contract worth close to $1 million being awarded to Concorde Construction. Technical officers within the Ministry of Works and...

The decision to renew a controversial tourism consultancy contract without a public tender came from Ewart Brown, the former Premier, the Commission of Inquiry heard yesterday. Cherie Whitter, the former permanent secretary, told the inquiry that Dr ...

The budget for the Commission of Inquiry has been more than doubled, the Bermuda Government has confirmed this evening. Originally given $480,000 to look into issues that came out of the Auditor-General’s reports for the financial years ending March...

The Commission of Inquiry has posted a wealth of documents on to its website, many of which pertain to projects under investigation. The “Public Binder” PDFs contain correspondence, contracts and more on projects including: Heritage Wharf (116 pages...

The actions of former minister Derrick Burgess over a major construction project prompted considerable concern among technical experts and senior civil servants, the Commission of Inquiry heard yesterday. The tribunal was told that in 2008, Mr Burges...

The Commission of Inquiry launched to inquire into the Auditor-General’s report on the Consolidated Fund for 2010, 2011 and 2012, is due to resume today. The public hearing is set to commence at 10am at St Theresa’s Church Hall on Laffan Street, Hami...

There’s never been a better time to get involved in sailing in Bermuda. So say organisers of the Rendez-Vous 2017 Tall Ships Regatta, who have launched a hunt for potential sail trainees and volunteers to help make their event a success. Bermuda is c...

A high-ranking civil servant launched a staunch defence of his profession yesterday as he fielded questions about capital projects at the heart of the Commission of Inquiry. Marc Telemaque dismissed the notion of a “government within the Government” ...