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Recently, former One Bermuda Alliance leader Michael Dunkley went on ZBM News to state that Opposition leader Craig Cannonier must come clean about what happened with the “Jetgate saga”. Apparently, Mr Dunkley is clearly attempting to say he is holdi...

“Average leaders raise the bar on themselves; good leaders raise the bar for others; great leaders inspire others to raise their own bar.” — Orrin Woodward Over the past nine months, I have provided opinions comparing and contrasting the work of the...

The bitter debate surrounding United States Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh provides an instructive lesson in how blind party loyalty could disrupt democracy in Bermuda. Earlier this summer, Donald Trump nominated Kavanaugh to be one of the ni...

Early last month, I was thanked by two different women for being the advocate for the rights of women and children. In the first scenario, a Bermudian woman had children born abroad with a foreigner. Bermuda law at the time did not allow her children...

Bermuda, as we are all aware, is one of the smallest countries in the world: only 21 square miles of land set atop a reef, set atop an ancient volcano in the middle of Atlantic. This limits land available for agriculture, especially after housing nee...

This is a story about Jordan, a seven-year-old boy who lives in a two-bedroom apartment in a neighbourhood close to town, along with his mother, grandmother and three siblings. They all have to share one tiny bathroom. When Jordan was 5, he watched a...

Question: My five-year-old is constantly overwhelmed by any disappointment and life’s inherent unfairness. I try to walk the line between being sympathetic, being realistic — disappointment will always be there — and teaching her to overcome, but not...

The totalitarianism of the 21st century is being pioneered in a vast but remote region of western China inaccessible to most outsiders and subject to a media blackout by China’s Communist authorities. In Xinjiang province, twice the size of Germany, ...

When you visit your doctor, your life is quite literally in their hands. Doctors, by degree and experience, are paid to render a service. This service by nature has a deep level of trust embedded in its delivery, which is bestowed on the doctor by th...

Any democratic government operating on basic principles of transparency, decency and truth will need to walk that tightrope of balance, fully aware that it takes only a slip in the wrong direction to cause weakening of credibility, which is never eas...