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Are we all complicit? January 7, 2011 Dear Sir, We opposed apartheid in South Africa because it was a disgracefully racist, unjust system. We managed to force industries, banks and businesses to stop doing business with South Africa. The dismantling ...

Every so often Government is called upon to privatise aspects of its operations so as to achieve greater efficiencies. These calls are typically made around budget time and they almost invariably emanate from right of centre commentators and politici...

It is a new year, new beginning, new ideas, and time to clean up the old clutter, organise your finances, and plan again for success. The song Auld Lang Syne has been traditional for many, many years. The words (originally, a poem) signify the start...

It’s 2011 let’s stop beating around the bush to find answers when it comes to all of our sports here in Bermuda. While our Government may seem to have put sports on the back burner by relinquishing our portfolio status, I’m here to declare that sport...

As another group of Bermuda Regiment recruits prepares for camp and the necessary training, we should revisit the primary means of recruitment today conscription with a view toward its abolition. There may well have been historical justification for...

“Spend more time remedying and you will spend less time regretting” Life's Little Instruction Calendar 2010. My wishes for the New Year, Mr. Editor, will come as no surprise to anyone. They are the unfulfilled wishes of 2010 and they centre, as alwa...

Reviewing the major events of the year, two major issues dominated crime and the economy. There were other significant watersheds during the year, notably the departure of Premier Dr Ewart Brown and the succession of Premier Paula Cox, along with the...

As 2010 draws to an end we now shift our focus to the year ahead. Many of us will be making New Year's resolutions in the hope of fighting what sometimes seem like personal demons; I will, instead, share my wish list for Bermuda in 2011. 1. While we...