Community Affairs and Sport, followed by the Education Ministry are the biggest winners with the upcoming year's Budget.
The two received a boost of 17 and 11 percent more than they received last year.
The Ministry of Community Affairs and Sport's ov...
Bermuda residents received another sweetheart deal yesterday as Finance Minister Eugene Cox announced that they will face no new taxes or tax increases for the upcoming financial year.
"Our economy is on a recovery curve and we have no intention of s...
Bermuda's tourism budget will barely increase in the coming year but Tourism Minister Renee Webb indicated that prudent times maybe ahead for the ministry.
The budget goes up from the $35.5 million to $35.9 million for 2003-04, with part of the incre...
Government yesterday reiterated its commitment to improving education on the Island by earmarking more than $104 million of its budget to schools and learning for the coming year.
In his budget speech, Finance Minister Eugene Cox said the Department ...
Government does not want to place too much pressure on the already-stretched construction industry and so will delay two major developments this year, Finance Minister Eugene Cox said yesterday.
During his budget speech on capital projects, the Minis...
Finance Minister Eugene Cox's final first term budget was "as expected", said Opposition Leader Grant Gibbons.
"This was very much an election year budget with no further tax increases. Like flowers on Valentines Day, it was expected."
But he accused...
Government's final budget before the next general elections will be "long on promises and lots of give-aways, and very short on solid economic planning", according to Opposition Leader Grant Gibbons.
Finance Minister Eugene Cox delivers the budget to...
THE future of Pro-Active Management Ltd. as general contractor for the project to build a new Berkeley Institute appeared to be hanging in the balance last night.
Works & Engineering Minister Alex Scott said yesterday he had been locked in hours of t...
IF for a moment we as a people could stop judging individuals and things in terms of black and white, of United Bermuda Party versus Progressive Labour Party, we would be better able to measure the real qualities as man and public servant of Dr. E.D....
AT first blush, he may have seemed a miscast warrior. A soft-spoken connoisseur of good food, better wines and the fine arts, a scholar possessed of a formidable and wide-ranging intellect, the model of courtliness, Dr. Stanley Ratteray might more ea...
