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Responsibility for business development and international business has been shifted from the Premier to the Minister of Labour, the Government announced yesterday. A spokeswoman for the Cabinet Office said Jason Hayward, the Minister of Labour, would...

Rena Lalgie believes she has had experiences as Governor that none of her White male predecessors would have had

A watchdog set up to monitor the pharmaceutical sector is to be beefed up, MPs have heard. Kim Wilson, the health minister, told the House of Assembly that the Bermuda Pharmacy Council — which carries out checks on the registration of pharmacies and ...

David Burt is acting “almost like a dictator” by holding three major Cabinet portfolios at once, one of the Premier’s best known predecessors has warned

Michael DeSilva, the former police commissioner, is in line to become the next Ombudsman, MP Derrick Burgess has claimed

A crackdown on companies that have forced people to accept inferior working conditions because of the Covid-19 pandemic has been launched. Jason Hayward, the labour minister, said action was needed because workers were not regulated, registered or gi...

A string of questions about when competitive tenders will be put out for three Covid-19 technology contracts have been stonewalled by the Government. The contracts — for software to manage the effects of the pandemic — were earlier awarded without a ...

A three-year action plan to bring additional protection for Bermuda’s marine environment in partnership with Britain has begun to be drafted. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, told the House of Assembly on Friday that efforts to bring the ...

A beleaguered Premier last night appeared to get only lukewarm support from his own party in a stormy debate in the House of Assembly. Michael Dunkley, the shadow health minister and shadow national security minister, threw down the gauntlet during t...

It will take years for the tourism industry to recover from impact of the Covid-19 crisis, the Bermuda Tourism Authority warned yesterday. The warning from Charles Jeffers II, the BTA’s chief executive officer, came despite predictions from some in t...