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To say I enjoy reading would be an understatement. A large part of my day involves reading — research reports, industry trade articles, investing blogs and a smattering of geopolitical content. I also try to read anywhere from 24 to 30 books a year....

Justice was served! Our hearts go out to this precious child who was so courageous and spoke her truth in a court environment that could be classified as intimidating, scary and which I feel is inhumane. I applaud her family and advocates, who not o...

This is the third of a four-part series looking into health policy under the Progressive Labour Party When the United Nations was established, it formed the World Health Organisation as one of its specialised agencies whose remit is to promote univer...

Founder and longtime chairwoman of the Bermuda Physically Handicapped Association, Margaret Carter championed the cause of people with disabilities with a singular passion. She herself was disabled, but unlike the majority of disabled Bermudians of...

Well ... school’s out and the children practically made a bonfire out of their uniform in celebration. We were barely out of the school gates before the shoes came off and the hair came down. I was shown approximately ten thousand bits of artwork wh...

Last Friday, the Minister of Education, Diallo Rabain, made a monumental statement in Parliament. “Mr Speaker, it gives me great pleasure today to rise and give notice of the renewal of the relationship between the Bermudian people and The University...

As we near the end of another school year, I feel it necessary to speak to the state of our education system, the progress that has been made and our plans for the future. When the Progressive Labour Party government regained power in 2017, and I was...

“Racism is really a mental disorder. Manifestation of racial behaviour as a result of domination is the denial of reality, perceptual distortion, delusion of grandeur, phobias in the face of differences, and projecting blame (blaming the victim). Eur...

Juneteenth — Emancipation Day, 1865 — was supposed to start a new era of black wealth creation. After 12 generations of being subject to slavery’s institutionalised theft, four million African-Americans were now free to earn incomes and degrees, hold...

The following is a first-person account from a young man who tells how he was let down by the Department of Child and Family Services and a foster care system that left him to fend for himself. Given the troubling nature of these revelations, the man...