The Bermuda Football Association (BFA) may not want him but French coach Jacques Crevoisier still seems set to work on the Island as a part-time technical consultant.
The former top FIFA advisor is to sign terms with Andrew Bascome’s ABC Football Sch...
Bermudians are aware of the dangers of Aids, but still many in the community are failing to protect themselves, according to counsellor Carolyn Armstrong.
Speaking before today’s World Aids Day, Ms Armstrong said many people are making dangerous choi...
DATE: Dec 01, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Owain Johnston-Barnes
Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith’s private car has been converted into a GP vehicle as a cost-saving measure.
A Government spokesman yesterday said the former Premier’s car has been spray painted dark blue and assigned a GP licence plate - savi...
November 23
The Annual General Meeting of The St George's Foundation will be held at 6.30pm at The World Heritage Centre, Penno's Wharf, St. George's. Parking is at Tiger Bay. RSVP directortsgf@logic.bm if you are attending this meeting.
November 24
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1: Government has received $60,000 from businesses in support of its Adopt A School programme.
The scheme was designed to help maintain public primary schools on the Island.
Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith announced today t...
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1: Government today recognised World Aids Day with a promise to keep fighting the disease.
There are currently 300 people with HIV on the Island.
Health Minister Zane DeSilva today read a proclamation marking World Aids Day from t...
Business will go where the environment is the most predictable and friendly, says Ace Ltd. chairman and chief executive officer Evan Greenberg.
To continue the success of its international business sector, Bermuda needs an infrastructure that can com...
DATE: Dec 01, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Kent
BERLIN (AP) The number of people unemployed in Germany fell again in November as the job market benefited from the country’s rebounding economy, according to figures released Tuesday by the Federal Labor Agency.
The Nuremberg agency said 2.931 millio...
Fixing our education system is a necessary priority. With the dedicated members of the Board of Education, the enthusiasm of Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith, and no shortage of resources, we are well poised to rehabilitate this ailing syst...
DATE: Dec 01, 2010 | CATEGORY: Opinion Writer | AUTHOR: Walton Brown
Bermudians are aware of the dangers of Aids, but still many in the community are failing to protect themselves, according to counsellor Carolyn Armstrong.
Speaking before today's World Aids Day, Ms Armstrong said many people are making dangerous choi...
