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Dear Sir, I have to say that if it wasn’t so awful, it would be funny. The Department of Public Transportation is telling the public to find alternative transportation. We obviously have got it wrong all along, folks. The DPT’s job is actually not to...

Dear Sir, The Royal Gazette’s editorial of Monday, August 20, 2018, I felt, was blatantly shameful and divisive. The headline “Your money’s not good here — locals only” is a deliberate, divisive tactic, pitting locals, namely black Bermudians, agains...

Dear Sir, There are not many things on which I agree with Zane DeSilva, but I do think his consideration of treating paedophilia with chemical therapy is a sound one. I think calling it “castration” is very unfortunate and triggers an unnecessary emo...

Dear Sir, Emancipation from slavery is fake if slaves do not perform African rites and use African names given in African traditional rites. Some of us have visited Ghana, Ethiopia and Nigeria to claim our African rites. Some are awarded names at cer...

Dear Sir I draw your attention to an article that appeared in the edition published on August 20 under the headline “Builders eye pay rises for trades”, written by Fiona McWhirter and contributed to by Charles Dunstan. In the article, Mr Dunstan high...

Dear Sir, I recently spent a week in St George’s at an Airbnb owned by a wonderful gentleman by the name of James. My first evening, as I went in search of a spot to watch the sunset, I met a woman, whom I consider to be kindness incarnate — an ext...

Dear Sir, We recently had family visiting from Britain and took them for dinner at Flanagan’s on Harbour Nights. After dinner, we walked Front Street enjoying the Gombeys and the lovely atmosphere. My nephew, who is 4 years old, was with us and of c...

Dear Sir, Having become used to openness and transparency, while seeing listings of planning applications, government contracts awarded and the like in your esteemed paper, it has struck me that, at least with the latter list, nothing appears any mor...

Dear Sir, I wonder how many of us actually read the Reports of the Auditor-General? I know I seldom do. But my frustration with what I perceive to be the longstanding, inefficient administration of our government finally persuaded me to pick up the m...

Dear Sir, I am putting forth a challenge to the genuine legitimacy of the Emancipation Act of 1834, its true intent and what appears to have been a lack of genuine interest on behalf of the lawmakers in the House of Commons in London for their lack o...