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The Minister of Labour, Community Affairs and Sports, the Hon. Lovitta Foggo, is encouraging the public to support a series of events being hosted this month in the lead up to the Emancipation Day observances. Emancipation Day is August 1st, and is ...

Financial statements of the Regulatory Authority were tabled in the House of Assembly this morning. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, tabled the annual financial statements of the RA for fiscal years 2014-15, 2015-16 and 2016-17. Mr Roban...

More than 100 pupils from Bermuda’s public high schools will attend Bermuda College, the education minister said today. Diallo Rabain told MPs that 109 students from the Berkeley Institute and CedarBridge Academy had enrolled. He added: “This is up...

Senior civil servant Major Marc Telemaque asked immigration officials to find a way for Bermuda to issue travel documents to the four refugee Uighurs, but was rebuffed. Major Telemaque sent a “high importance” e-mail in January 2011, the day before h...

Criminal charges involving $1.8 million have been approved against the former chief financial officer of a Bermudian-based reinsurance company, it was revealed yesterday. Yuval Abraham, who worked at Hiscox and whose whereabouts are unknown, faces ei...

Schoolboys can start to smoke as young as 10, the Minister of Health told a conference yesterday. Kim Wilson said a recent study showed that some young people tried the habit well before they reached 18, the legal age to buy tobacco. She added that a...

Construction firms remain unpaid for their work on the stalled Caroline Bay hotel and homes development, two sources said yesterday. One contractor, who asked not to be named, said he had “heard nothing official and received no money”. The news came ...

A Canadian artist who has painted princes and prime ministers has donated some of his work to a Bermuda art gallery. Bernard Poulin, whose subjects have included the Royal Family’s Prince William and Jean Chrétien, a former Canadian prime minister, a...

Police have launched an international manhunt for a Bermudian-based international life insurance company owner accused of investor fraud involving millions of dollars. Ramesh Dusoruth, owner of St George’s Ltd, faces a charge of fraudulent inducement...

A woman who admitted she got into a brawl in a bar was shown mercy by a magistrate yesterday. Senior magistrate Juan Wolffe told Shalayah Pendleton, 20, that an assault conviction could affect her opportunities for work and travel. He said: “That mom...