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The Bermuda Government has reportedly priced a $1.35 billion bond issuance that will be used to refinance existing debt at more favourable interest rates, and to meet future borrowing needs. The bonds are evenly split between 10-year and 30-year matu...

Sandcastle sculptors will be asked to reflect the unprecedented events of this year in the annual Bermuda Sandcastle Competition. Hannah Emmerson, the organiser of the event, said it would be the first time in 25 years that the competition would have...

Donald Trump first gained political prominence in 2011 by peddling the “birther” conspiracy theory that Barack Obama was not born in the United States. Trump is now trying to repeat that strategy by questioning the citizenship of presumptive Democrat...

Growing up with a destructively alcoholic parent is fodder for humour as well as shock in Kirkland Hamill’s Bermudian-American memoir. But Mr Hamill’s deeper message, to be shared on Wednesday in a live webinar about his just-published book, is: you’...

A new water park at a hotel has made a splash despite the economic impact of Covid-19, the owners said. Kinezumi Water Sports, which opened at Rosewood Bermuda in Hamilton Parish on July 24, is a large inflatable floating park with a variety of obsta...

Businesses enjoyed a welcome boost thanks to the first Rum Festival held in Dockyard over the weekend. The event, hosted jointly by Gosling’s Ltd and the West End Development Corporation, is likely to make a return to the West End for years to come, ...

Container ship owners are choosing to install “scrubbers” to clean the exhaust gas emitted from ship engines, in order to comply with global regulations that came into force at the start of the year. The regulation is aimed at reducing the shipping s...

At the end of each day, art teacher Richelle Richards has often collected a box of lost items belonging to children — water bottles, sneakers, lunch bags. She has seen some middle-school students go home without shoes. “How do they not know they don...

An ice cream salesman pleaded for compensation from Belco after $10,000 of his stock melted during an electricity blackout in the West End. Peter Jovetic, of Alex and Pete’s Bermuda Ice Cream Shop in Dockyard, lost dozens of gallons of ice cream that...

Mandatory terms in the island’s residential building code have driven up expense “without tangible benefit”, an electrical industry group has charged. The group has planned a town hall meeting for today at 6.30pm at Francis Patton School in Hamilton ...