Education Minister Tim Smith says the $160 million spent on into education will provide a top-of-the-class system. ---- Page 2 TALKS HELD ON COURT DELAYS CTS POL AG Talks held on court delays Police and prosecutors yesterday held a crunch meeti...
portfolio in the third part in a series highlighting the eight separate areas of the document. Government has invested a fortune in a new-style education system, with $90 million spent already and another $70 million still to be forked out. And yeste...
are being recruited by evil drug barons into a life of crime.
And the Progressive Labour Party's Alex Scott believes Government is to blame because it has failed to provide alternative job opportunities for Bermuda's young.
In a second assault on Dep...
DATE: Aug 18, 1998 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Gareth Finighan
skills or acquiring a new hobby, the Bermuda College's Continuing Education fall semester offers a wide variety of classes to suit all tastes.
Everything from finance to child care classes, word processing to introductory yoga is being offered this y...
The US Government has decided not to pursue a Canadian consultant in Bermuda accused of alleged multi-million dollar white collar crimes.
But it is understood the US will bid to have Lawrence William Anderson -- a former Bermuda Government consultant...
Education officials yesterday moved quickly to quash suspicions about the selection process for Bermuda Government Scholarships.
In a hastily called press conference, Minister Tim Smith said he was satisfied the selection process was "fair and equita...
DATE: Aug 15, 1998 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Patrick Burgess
A journalist has decided to make news himself and challenge the Education Ministry to explain why black males did not get scholarships this year.
Emerson College broadcasting student Glen Jones -- a familiar face on ZBM Evening news -- has written a ...
DATE: Aug 14, 1998 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Patrick Burgess
ceremony sponsored by the Ministry of Education.
Education Minister Tim Smith spoke to the award recipients and their family members at the Princess Hotel on Wednesday.
Mr. Smith stated: "Investing in education is one of the most important ways to in...
his old stomping ground of Smith's South. ---- Page 2 STAYING WITH TOURISM TOU Staying with tourism Ann Smith's family bought Oxford Guest House in 1983. At that time there were five other guest properties along Woodbourne Avenue to compete with ...
the Island's economy.
The annual inflation rate in June was 1.9 percent, down from the 2.1 percent in the previous month according to Bermuda's Statistics Department. Consumer prices on average increased 0.3 percent in June.
Over the past 12 months t...
