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It has been Belco’s honour to provide electricity to the homes and businesses on this island for more than a century. During that time, much has changed: consumption of electricity has grown exponentially and our system has been continually improved ...

Twentieth-century Bermuda began as a new diversity. We have the presence of the British and their bases, which invariably meant the residual fallout from many of their global conflicts would end up on our shores. The “Bully Roosters”, who had active...

The work of our beloved member Yvette Swan was tireless, determined and persistent as she continued to make a difference in the lives of women and girls. A retired optometrist, she was born in Jamaica then moved with her husband, Malcolm, in 1970 to ...

Bermuda, Epidemics and the Lessons of History The global Covid-19 pandemic has significantly disrupted our world for more than a year now, and it is natural to think we are living in unprecedented times, in which the Government, medical experts,...

“How can you be sitting there telling me that you care, when every time I look around, the people are suffering in every way, everywhere.” — Bob Marley We all feel it. There is a high level of fear, anxiety, concern and trepidation in our cou...

“Stop the racism!” “Stop the violence!” “Stop the hate!” Chants that are synonymous with the struggle of Blacks around the world. Chants crystallised last year, during the global Black Lives Matter movement. As of recently, another ethnic minority gr...

The 20th-century Bermuda, which by then had become a larger and more diverse population compared with the century that went before, was characteristically different in that — rather than a symbiotic albeit uneven codependency — unleashed was a battle...

Access to investment and finance has defined how island states are able to progress towards achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and plan their post-pandemic economic recovery. With the pressure of the past 12 months weighing ha...

Much of what we think we know about the domestic slave trade and domestic traders of enslaved people in the United States is wrong. To the extent most Americans think about the slave trade at all, they usually envision traders as people so brutal tha...

More than a week ago, the Premier expressed concern that some families of elders who had loved ones in senior homes were refusing permission for the Covid vaccination to be administered to their relatives. I share his concern in the circumstances we ...