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There is no situation that God cannot deliver you from. So believes Billy Mirander, a Jamaican gangster turned evangelist, who will share his testimony at Southampton Seventh-day Adventist Church tonight, and through the coming week. “I want people...

Four years ago, Michelle Smellie moved to Tanzania and was bowled over by the opportunity she saw. Members of the Masai were plying their trade, selling colourful, handmade beadwork and delicately crafted leather. The 35-year-old started her company...

It was in the year 1900 that Fernande, the wife of Georges de Latour, first looked out over a piece of land in the Rutherford area of Napa Valley. She called it “beau lieu” or “beautiful place”. There were not many French folks in this valley then,...

adanja Bailey’s experience at college might sound like a fairytale to some young people. He did not need a scholarship and he paid for his tuition himself, by working through school breaks. “Today the world is a much different place,” said the 40-ye...

Raphael Loutoby visited Uganda and saw first-hand how students were getting the short end of the stick. In Mitooma, a rural area in the western part of the country, high school students were crammed into a small classroom with few resources. But w...

Brittany Siddle can spend hours debating. So when her teacher, Noelle Nubret, suggested a conference where young people discussed everything from the environment to terrorism, she was all over it. “I particularly love talking about women’s rights,” s...

Horses and air horns don’t mix.Megan Settatree has a fractured rib to prove it. The 15-year-old Canadian, who moved to Bermuda last year, was riding in Ontario when an air horn rang out from a passing truck. The noise spooked her six-year-old Paso Fi...

It’s common for addicts who have gone through recovery to relapse once surrounded by their old routine. Lisa Brewster is especially concerned with prevention. The programme facilitator and co-ordinator at Pride Bermuda is looking to create programm...

Leroy “Nibs” Lewis adopted a child at 60. Five years later he celebrated as the government launched Mirrors, the mentorship programme he had spent ten years trying to set up. The 75-year-old former footballer and PHC president is well known for his c...