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It was with relief that I read in The Royal Gazette last Friday that the British Government was supplying to the Bermuda Government medical equipment, in particular testing kits and personal protective equipment, which arrived yesterday via British A...

This is the second in a three-part series studying the unintended consequences of the novel coronavirus on island and worldwide from an economic standpoint At some point in the next two to three months, the coronavirus infections curve will flatten ...

This is the first in a three-part series studying the unintended consequences of the novel coronavirus on island and worldwide from an economic standpoint The dilemma that governments of the world are facing right now is finding the least painful co...

On this day in 1967, the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr made a transformative speech at the iconic Riverside Baptist Church, in New York City — the epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic in the United States. The address, entitled Beyond Vietnam: A Ti...

Surely, I was just being paranoid. I had been feeling kind of sore and cruddy all day, but that wasn’t so uncommon for a Sunday after a long week of work. It was our first weekend of serious social-distancing, and it was impossible not to think of t...

“This morning I woke up in a curfew, oh God I was a prisoner too. Could not recognise the faces standing over me, they were all dressed in uniforms of brutality” — Bob Marley March 2020 will go down as the month that changed the world. Think about ...

Have you had “the talk”? The one where you explain to your dog about social distancing? It’s not an easy conversation to have, I know. At first, I thought maybe I’d buy a book about it and leave it out so my dog could find it. That way, my dog could ...

We are living in truly extraordinary times and, as such, there is no choice but to take extraordinary measures. Self-isolation, self-quarantine and curfews are necessary if we are to win this war against Covid-19. Make no mistake, this is a war — one...

As parents, grandparents and students, we must work collectively to ensure that we have a positive outcome during these challenging times. We all must make a contribution to ensure that the delivery of education remains as seamless as possible and th...

“Everything seems to be one gigantic mistake. We console ourselves by saying that everything has happened as it should not have happened. But it is we who are mistaken, not history. We must learn to look reality in the face; if necessary, we must inv...