A consultant to the Premier yesterday defended Ewart Brown against accusations of "divisive politics".
Rolfe Commissiong said Dr. Brown was only reflecting on voting statistics when he told the House of Assembly that if white Bermudians had voted in ...
Full support for ID cards
November 14, 2008
Dear Sir,
I read with interest today in the daily the announcement by Labour Minister and Sen. David Burch that ID cards were being planned for guest workers and whilst I haven't agreed with everything the...
Warwick residents put their concerns to MPs during a parish council meeting held recently.
High on their list of requests was to see a faster Police response to crime, more playgrounds for kids and speed bumps to slow reckless drivers – Warwick North...
Former professional football player David Bascome, now a motivational speaker, has encouraged Victor Scott Primary School students not to give up hope on education.
In a brief, but meaningful message delivered as part of the Hope for Life bus tour, M...
The following are editorial opinions from newspapers from around the world which may be of interest to Royal Gazette readers.
Jerusalem Post, Israel,–Barack Obama and Iran
The challenges facing President-elect Barack Obama are formidable. ...
Even wi...
Opposition Senate Leader Michael Dunkley has accused the Premier of "divisive politics" in his claim that white Bermudians would not have voted for US President-elect Barack Obama.
Instead, Sen. Dunkley said Dr. Ewart Brown should "learn" from Mr. Ob...
Education expert Henry Johnson is urging schools reform leaders to quit squabbling and fight for a brighter future for Bermuda's youngsters.
Dr. Johnson said recommendations from the Hopkins Report could lead to a hugely improved education system in ...
DATE: Nov 20, 2008 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
Government MP Lovitta Foggo has warned of the "negative labels" schools could end up with if their exam results are made public each year.
The Ministry of Education plans to start publishing test results in 2009 to improve accountability as part of t...
DATE: Nov 20, 2008 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
Legendary calypso entertainers The Talbot Brothers are to be celebrated in pictures and song next year.
A coffee table book as well as CD and DVD collections are to be released – funded by the Blackie Talbot Foundation with the support of the Bank of...
Bermuda Union of Teachers today called for the immediate resignation or removal of Philip Butterfield, chairman of the interim executive board on education.
BUT president Keisha Douglas said comments made by Mr. Butterfield on Tuesday about teachers ...
DATE: Nov 20, 2008 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
