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February is Black History Month. Throughout this month The Royal Gazette will feature people, events, places and institutions that have contributed to the shaping of African history In this constitutional case, the United States Supreme Court, compos...

Two big challenges to sustainable growth are debt — and, by implication, debt service — and rising inequality. This year’s Budget deals with both head-on. To the first of these challenges, Bob Richards, the Minister of Finance, has made laudable pr...

In bringing Twelve Angry Men to the 21st century, some of the style had to go. And since a modern jury would more accurately reflect society, then so, too, went some of the men. Four females will take on the roles of jurors in Reginald Rose’s classic...

The Government is looking into occupational pensions to ensure the system remains “responsive”, but Charles Jeffers of Age Concern questioned “how in the world they are going to produce” with less people working in Bermuda to contribute funds. A dec...

Social justice campaigner Martha Dismont has welcomed tax reform pledges to help the working poor, but warned they could also bring unwanted consequences. Ms Dismont, executive director of Family Centre, described finance minister Bob Richards’s ackn...

Bermuda residents — no matter what their age — have been given the opportunity of “a lifetime” to crew on one of the tall ships which will visit the island later this year. The Rendez-Vous 2017 Tall Ships Regatta takes place between April and Septemb...

Two research papers written in Bermuda have been accepted by the Association for Behavior Analysis International. It is the first time research papers from Bermuda have been accepted by ABAI. Tomorrow’s Voices Bermuda Autism Early Intervention Centre...

A US-based start-up firm is to trial a Bermuda service to allow deaf and speech impaired people to communicate more effectively with telecoms and power suppliers. Pypestream, in partnership with the Bermuda Islands Association of the Deaf, is to run ...

Berkeley Institute principal Phyllis Curtis-Tweed is set to resign at the end of the academic year, the school’s governing body said. According to a statement, she made the decision to resign in order to pursue another professional opportunity. Dr Cu...

Lord David Waddington (1929-2017) Former Bermuda Governor Lord David Waddington’s death last week was a loss to not only the worlds of politics and diplomacy, but also to the field of pop culture. Lord Waddington helped to inspire the scheming politi...