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AS the debate on the question of race in this country continues to rage, I will attempt to further put across to the general public my perspective on the subject.I found the comments of letter writers in last week's edition of the Mid-Ocean News to b...

Shocked by cruelty January 12, 2005 Dear Sir, I?ll say a special prayer tonight for the depraved person who perpetrated that horrible act of animal cruelty by tossing the defenceless dog anchored to concrete blocks over the cliff near Admiralty House...

The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange Index fell 47.55 points yesterday to close at 3,879.33. On a light day of trading Argus was the only issue to change price declining $1.50 to close at $11.25 as investors traded in 7,100 shares. Butterfield Ba...

RODERIC Scott Pearman of Spanish Point and his Trinidadian-born bride, the former Janice Julie Edwards, returned to their jobs this week following their celebrity-studded wedding and reception in Port of Spain, Trinidad and a honeymoon cruise to seve...

MRS. Susan Olive Packwood has seen and experienced countless changes, some of which she shared with friends and family during her 100th birthday celebration last week. Olive, as she is affectionately known, is the daughter of the late Ernest and Susa...

ALSO known as Congo-Brazzaville, the Republic of Congo should not be confused with its much larger neighbour, the Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire). Congo is the fourth-largest oil producer in sub-Saharan Africa and produces around 250,00...

January 15, 2006 GREETINGS in the name of His Imperial Majesty Emperor Haile Selassie, King of Kings, Elect of God and Conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah It is true most historians now believe that in 1975 Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie suffered...

Mrs. Florence P. Herd, 91, of Point Finger Road, Paget. John Maxwell (Uncle Johnny) Simons, 90, of Crown Lane, Warwick. Frances Elizabeth Robinson, 87, of North Shore Road, Smith's. Mary Frances Dickinson, 87, of Cooks Hill Road, Somerset. Mark Alonz...

Osama bin Laden’s first public message for over a year is a bid to show he is still in command of al-Qaeda, but it falls back on old threats and tactics and fails to dispel doubts about his health, security analysts said. In an audiotape broadcast on...

Premier Division action hots up tonight when league title contenders Somerset Trojans and defending champions Devonshire Cougars go head-to-head at the Den in a match neither can afford to lose. Trojans currently hold one-point lead over second-place...