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Government needs to find ways to encourage the private sector to fund anti-gang and anti-drug initiatives, according to Senator Jeff Baron. Sen Baron, the Junior Minister for Public Safety, told the Senate yesterday that several other countries are w...

Premier Craig Cannonier last night insisted that his first Cabinet shuffle will not create a friction within Government from potentially disgruntled former Ministers now booted to the backbenches And that sentiment was supported by former Environment...

Premier Craig Cannonier has unveiled a new Cabinet line-up that reduces the number of Government Ministers from 13 to ten. At a press conference this morning, Mr Cannonier said the changes were “part of a process toward better governing and greater e...

Three out of four voters believe the business community is not sacrificing enough during the economic crisis. According to a poll by Mindmaps, 76 percent of people do not think business is “doing all it can to share sacrifices” in the recession. Just...

Parliamentarians have passed two Acts updating laws to “enhance Bermuda’s tax information exchange framework” in compliance with international financial regulations. But the Opposition warned that the amendments were further signs of a global “David ...

Senator Michael Fahy said the One Bermuda Alliance is continuing work on its “aggressive agenda” to turn around the Island’s economy and the Throne Speech clearly details their plan. And he praised the PLP for expressing support for several of the in...

Opposition leader Marc Bean claims the Progressive Labour Party is “stronger, more unified and more focused” since its election defeat ten months ago. Speaking on the eve of the party’s annual conference, Mr Bean said that after 50 years of fighting ...

Finance Minister Bob Richards has declined to give evidence to a parliamentary select committee on elections. The bipartisan committee, chaired by Opposition MP Walton Brown, was formed, primarily, to determine what election candidates are required t...