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American International Group has donated $35,000 to community efforts to help those most impacted by the Covid-19 crisis. The US-based insurance giant with a 70-year history on the island gave the money to the Bermuda Community Foundation’s Covid-19...

Online watch parties over the Covid-19 shelter-in-place regulations have been a big hit, the DJ behind the events said yesterday. Nadanja Bailey said the praise for his Backyard Corona Party musicfests had been “bananas”. He added: “People are actu...

A man who challenged a blanket ban on bike riding during shelter in place has been allowed back on the road. Karl Outerbridge was cleared to practise the sport by Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, after he told The Royal Gazette that n...

A Bermudian teacher in Vietnam said the country’s fast lockdown and success in the fight against Covid-19 gave him hope that Bermuda would stage a quick recovery from the crisis as well. Aiyetoro Hinds admitted he was alarmed when strict social-dista...

While everyone else hunkered down during Covid-19, Risa Hunter was focused on change. Foremost in her thoughts was how to build on the legacy of Tom Butterfield, the founder and creative director of Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. The 32-year-ol...

Competition may be about to heat up in Bermuda’s telecommunications sector with three companies seeking to join the market. Cable & Wireless Network Services, Horizon Communications and Paradise Mobile have applied for licences from the Regulatory Au...

There can be no doubt that the measures taken to combat the coronavirus are disproportionately affecting the most vulnerable among us. At the top of the list are those for whom home is not a safe place to be. Shelter-in-place is a “perfect storm” fo...

While most of us are safe at home during the Covid-19 pandemic, essential workers put their lives at risk to keep Bermuda going. The Royal Gazette salutes these selfless men and women in hospitals, supermarkets, delivery vans, gas stations and other ...

A man found after he went missing for three days died in hospital yesterday. Carlton Lowe, 71, was found near the Southampton Rangers Sports Club at about 6pm on Tuesday. He had been missing since last Saturday. Police said that Mr Lowe was taken to...

“If we do not follow the rules which are in place now or the rules which may be necessary to implement in the future, the estimation is that over 700 Bermudians can die from this virus.” — David Burt, Premier of Bermuda The Premier, subsequently, al...