The Bank of Bermuda Scholarship Foundation has announced the names of more than 20 awardees, who have earned a combined total of $796,000 for their further education.
Kacee Morton-Simons has been granted the Sir John W Cox Postgraduate Scholarship, w...
On her visits to Uganda over the past 15 years, Christine Atcheson has seen what she calls the “pinnacle of evil”.
Villages burned, women raped and people mutilated and killed by Joseph Kony’s Lord’s Resistance Army.
Mrs Atcheson, the Bermudian found...
Former St George’s Prep principal Mervyn Moorhead has died at the age of 79.
Mr Moorhead taught at St George’s Grammar School and later became principal of St George’s Prep. He died last week. A remembrance service was held in his memory yesterday at...
Premier Michael Dunkley has praised the accomplishments of more than two dozen private and public sector scholarship recipients at two awards ceremonies.
The National Security Minister took part in the 2014 Association of Bermuda International Compan...
DATE: Aug 04, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
Consumers paid 1.8 percent more in June 2014 than they did a year ago for the basket of goods and services included in the Consumer Price Index (CPI). This level of inflation decreased 0.3 percentage points from the 2.1 percent measured in May 2014. ...
Thousands of residents of all ages and backgrounds came together for the party of the year — and made it a Cup Match to remember.
This year’s two-day extravaganza of cricket, crown and anchor and camaraderie to celebrate the Island’s emancipation an...
Corkscrew Hill junction at Crow Lane, Devonshire is a frequent accident spot, without a doubt, and it is perfectly understandable that efforts are being made to make this stretch of road safer.
However, the following excerpt from an opinion piece I w...
In the US, a specific month has for some time been named as Life Insurance Awareness Month. If I had my way, we would do the same thing in Bermuda. It is that important.
Because of its implications, people seem averse to talking about life insurance ...
Three teenagers involved in an altercation at Bermuda College have been given a conditional discharge.
Khalif Williams, 17, Taijuan Davis, 18, and Makai Jacobs, 18, had previously pleaded guilty to taking part in a fight that occurred on December 10...
A new summer camp is aiming to create the entrepreneurs of tomorrow by teaching young Bermudians the much-vaunted skill of ‘coding’.
Touted across the globe as “the new cursive”, coding — the process of telling a computer in its own language what to ...
