“I don’t make promises that I don’t know I can fulfil,” said Diallo Rabain of his campaign in Devonshire North Central for the Progressive Labour Party.
“I will do my best to investigate and get back to the people here, but I am not going to promise ...
DATE: Jan 25, 2016 | CATEGORY: Politics | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Dear Dr Nekia,
I just moved to the Island and I am having trouble with dating. Not only is dating here very expensive, but it seems that a lot of women I meet do not appreciate the dating experience. I make a pretty good salary so maybe I can look ...
Jobs and healthcare appear to be the top concerns of Devonshire North Central’s voters, as the electoral campaign nears the final stretch.
With residents set to choose between Diallo Rabain and Andrew Simons at a by-election on Thursday, February 4, ...
DATE: Jan 25, 2016 | CATEGORY: Politics | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
The groundbreaking Mental Health Court is saving lives and giving participants fresh hope for the future.
This according to the men and women who have taken part in the treatment programme as well as the team of lawyers, probation officers, court ser...
The 2015 Labour Force Survey released last month revealed that unemployment in Bermuda had dropped to 7 per cent. That was a cause of celebration for some, without going over the top, while others bemoaned that the “real” figures — the numbers behind...
DATE: Jan 25, 2016 | CATEGORY: Editorials | AUTHOR: RG: In our Opinion
Move in silence and let your success be your noise.
This is the life philosophy of Kimika Jackson, head girl at Berkeley Institute and a dual-enrolment student at Bermuda College.
A skilled footballer and ardent debater, her passion for mathematics ...
If you spend all your time thinking about money, chances are, you’re going to get pretty good at thinking about money. Indeed, new research suggests that the poor — for whom concerns about cash are inescapable — are not as prone to certain financial ...
Dear Sir,
I can only agree wholeheartedly with the Royal Gazette opinion piece this morning Royal Gazette, January 22) concerning the recent adventure of the Spirit of Bermuda.
I was looking out my kitchen window as the vessel passed my house near no...
DATE: Jan 23, 2016 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
Researchers have identified how a specific strain of salmonella is getting into Bermuda’s drinking water system, prompting environmental health officials to reiterate advice on how to avoid getting ill.
The research team, led by doctoral student Sher...
DATE: Jan 22, 2016 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
A dog burnt by scalding water ... another with knife wounds ... and yet another disposed of, jaw-broken, in a dustbin.
Superintendent Simon Osborne, of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) said he made no apology for the...
