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There is absolutely no doubt that Bermuda is one of the best places in the world to live. It is stunningly beautiful. Bermudians indeed are lovely people. It saddens me that in the 21st century there are some who would use politics and religion, jus...

To be financially literate is to be financially successful. Financial literacy is the buzz phrase of the day. Everyone is concerned, well, almost everyone — from global leaders to governments to teachers to unions to non-profit organisations due to t...

“Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power.” — Abraham Lincoln Like many of you, I watched with interest the press conference of January 17, when Ewart Brown, the former premier, outlined his griev...

Dear Sir, I would encourage all Bermudians to view and/or listen to the debate from the House of Commons in London on same-sex marriage. It will probably throw up a few surprises such as the extremely high level of debating, demonstrating skill, know...

I am well aware that the headline is very provocative. I’m also aware that during our political challenges and debates, race is often shoved front and centre. As a black One Bermuda Alliance member, I dare to ask this question because I know that in ...

Looking out for our interests abroad is meant to be one of the tenets of the Bermuda Cricket Board, but time and again the governing body for the national sport in this country is caught with its pants down, in reactionary mode having been dumped on ...

A few years ago I started a column called “Good Reads for Christmas,” which was written for entertainment and inspiration at this time of the year. Dear readers, we realise your tolerance level during the holidays for all things financial is about ...

The acquisition of Aecon by China Communications Construction Company International may come as a shock to some Bermudians, after the recent approval of the Airport Redevelopment Project this year and the controversy surrounding it. CCCI has agreed t...

In November for a number of years, I have written about being grateful as this season always seems to be the time for reflection on who we were as a community, who we are now, what we have, where we are going, and what we hope to achieve in our indiv...

This is the second in a series of pieces offering a critique of proposals made by the Consultative Immigration Reform Working Group The Working Group made a number of recommendations in respect of addressing issues relating to long-term residents of...