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Lovitta Foggo, the Minister of Labour, Community Affairs and Sports, provided updates on the Deparment of Workforce Development Programmes in the House of Assembly this morning. Ms Foggo said: Mr Speaker, I rise today to provide this Honourable Hou...

Introduced pests posing a potentially serious threat to Bermuda’s bananas and other crops were found this week in a load of the fruit imported by United States suppliers. The tainted batch containing the scale and mealybug pests was spotted on Tuesda...

The feasibility of converting Bermuda’s bus fleet to electric vehicles will be explored under a new partnership announced yesterday. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said that a memorandum of understanding signed with the Rocky Mountain I...

The City of Hamilton has dismissed the Government’s claims that it carried out consultation before announcing plans for further municipalities reform. In a Throne Speech pledge last week, the Progressive Labour Party said a Bill will be tabled soon t...

Two people were charged yesterday with targeting St George’s stores in a series of thefts. Jerrika Jacobs, 42, from St George’s, admitted stealing $160 of items from Robertson’s Drug Store on September 20 and $77 of goods from Cousin’s Variety on Sep...

It’s crunch time tonight for young entrepreneurs who get five minutes each to pitch their business ideas before a panel of judges. The good news for teen finalists Madison Thompson and Natalie Calderon, of Bermuda High School, and Andreaz Glasgow, of...

A film charting the fatal shooting that sparked the Black Lives Matter movement is to screen at the Bermuda Industrial Union this evening. The screening was organised by the family of 20-year-old Bermudian Jahcari Francis who was shot dead on July 1...

Kristin Burt unveiled nine community libraries to children in commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the Progressive Labour Party’s historic election victory. The boxes, created by pupils from CedarBridge Academy and the Berkeley Institute, will b...

A change in the mindset of young people is needed to tackle violence in Bermuda, a community activist has warned. Desmond Crockwell claimed an “aggression” that permeates the island lies at the root of attacks with weapons. He believed incidents invo...

Tourism minister Zane DeSilva has dismissed criticism over a Bill to give him extra powers within the Bermuda Tourism Authority as scaremongering. He was responding to claims by Shadow Minister of Tourism Leah Scott that the move amounted to politica...