Sujit Chowdhury, a forward thinking global trade activist and an expert on human rights, was the keynote speaker on Friday night at the Human Rights Day Celebration put on by the Bermuda Human Rights Commission. Mr. Chowdhury is himself a political r...
Life has dramatically changed pace for Larry Mussenden who, two months ago, was in the heart of Government as a young, reforming Attorney General in Alex Scott's Cabinet.
Despite his zeal and energy in introducing a number of reforms to Bermuda's cre...
The closure of CedarBridge Academy due to potentially deadly mould plunged the country into a ?national crisis?, Education Minister Randy Horton admitted to MPs yesterday.
Mr. Horton, revealing the names of an independent panel set up to probe how th...
DATE: Dec 09, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
SAN’A, Yemen — The Arab world must improve the status of women if it is to see a “human renaissance,” the UN Development Programme said in a report released yesterday, recommending reform in Islamic thought and an “affirmative action” policy to ensur...
Today and December 15, 16, 22
Photos with Santa Claus at the Annex Toys Headquarters on Reid Street from 7 to 9 p.m.
Until December 16
The Bermuda Musical & Dramatic Society (BMDS) is putting on their annual Christmas pantomime, Ali Baba and the 14 T...
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — It takes more than just passing along good information to stop the spread of HIV, a new US-government-backed study on HIV/AIDS prevention programmes has found.It takes “enhanced education, where you actually build their sk...
of Smith?s Parish has been included in the latest edition of Who?s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.
Toyra is among 21 students from American International College in Springfield, Massachusetts, included in the prestigious pub...
No apology for Premier
December 6, 2006
Dear Sir,
As I read with disgust the comments against Dr. Brown’s outburst, I note with interest that the most vocal opponents from the Opposition Party are misguided blacks. What is Dr. Brown’s disease? Tell m...
KABUL, Afghanistan — Farida’s son inherited her drug addiction in the womb, and drank her opium-laced breast milk. And when he cried and fussed, she calmed him with specks of opium diluted in tea.This is the hidden face of addiction in Afghanistan — ...
Bermuda Bicycle Association, in conjunction with Tokio Millenium Re, will hold the first of four mountain bike races tomorrow, starting at the Arboretum at 4 p.m..
Organised by long-time junior triathlon coach Neil de ste Croix, Francis Patton School...
