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There are few people who would not admit that the building of a new airport for Bermuda is long overdue, and without action now our main gate of entrance could be destroyed overnight by a ferocious hurricane, leaving the Government and the people in ...

Dear Sir, Ten years ago at the height of antisocial and gang activity in our community, the Mirrors Programme was launched to address the at-risk youth population. The concept was to provide an alternative programme for youth to transform their lives...

For years, an outdated and overly complex immigration system for scientists and engineers has threatened America’s position as a magnet for scientific and engineering talent from all over the world. Now, the Government is finally taking action; only ...

This week’s article, part six of the Bermuda Investment Primer Series, is written in support of the “Own Your Share of Bermuda” sponsored by the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) and the second article in The Royal Gazette series on publicly-traded Bermud...

Congratulations indeed are in order for Freddie Evans on his appointment as Commissioner of Education. He has made a lasting contribution to education in Bermuda, is well respected by his peers, having been in the system at grassroots level for as lo...

Today being International Women’s Day, four leading women of the ruling One Bermuda Alliance have collaborated on a message for the fairer sex of Bermuda, under the global campaign theme “be bold for change” Be bold for change. Recognise your self...

The last week in February was an ugly, humiliating one for South Africa. A country once considered a jewel of democracy on the African continent has been gripped by a wave of xenophobic violence. In a matter of days, more than 30 stores belonging to ...

After the Wendell Baxter case, what will be our legacy as the adult witnesses of crimes against our children? Will we ignore this taboo subject that is continually being brought to our attention, or will we take a stand and fight for change? We pay ...

Dear Sir, By way of this medium, I would like to extend an invitation to Cole Simons to discuss by what means the Charter of the Organisation of African Unity may be extended to Bermuda. Appreciably, both Mr Simons and I are of African “ascent”, and ...

“It is important to note that the Score remit did not include evaluating the quality of programmes or students and staff” — Score Report, December 17, 2015 When I first learnt of education minister Wayne Scott’s resignation, it did not strike me as...