Charges are not expected to be brought against publishers of a magazine which urged blacks in Bermuda to mount a brutal freedom fight against whites.
The Royal Gazette has learned that former Attorney General Mr. Walter Maddocks decided not to pursue...
information superhighway.
The prospect was opened up yesterday by former Financial Secretary Dr. Walwyn Hughes.
He said the Base lands provided a great chance for the Island to jump on the telecommunications bandwagon.
"Information technology seems t...
have to wait at least until after 1996.
The lottery, which comes under the 1990 US Immigration Act, each year allows the US to randomly select and grant permanent resident visas to 55,000 people from countries with low rates of immigration to the US....
business students.
The programme was announced yesterday at the Bank of Bermuda, which will offer an internship at the bank for the scholarship's recipient.
Mr. Ken Byrne, southeast district president for Reuters America Inc., said the Reuters Americ...
Government will stick to its guns on making Northlands Secondary School a primary school, the Education Minister said yesterday.
But an underpass will be built so children can safely cross Berkeley Road to reach the playground, the Hon. Clarence Terc...
going to a boys' boarding school in Wales. Following his O 'Levels, Mr.
Adderley went to Polytech in Cambridge, England where he achieved a higher national diploma in business studies. Later he attended the College for the Distributive Trades, a busi...
Public Service Commission chairman Mrs. Jeannette Cannonier has rejected an Opposition call to include Bermuda's two Assistant Commissioners in the final hiring process for the top two Police posts.
In a statement yesterday signed by Shadow Delegated...
Tired of summoning up smiles for endless lawyer jokes, Mrs. Diana Kempe Q.C.
yesterday came out in defence of her profession.
In a speech to the Hamilton Rotary Club, the first woman and first Bermudian Secretary-General of the International Bar Asso...
By Nancy Acton Born to make a difference.
That's the philosophy which motivates trainee Government Veterinary Officer Dr. Susann Olivia Smith.
Never mind the stereotypes associated with women professionals. Forget the glass ceilings and racial pigeo...
Lord Menuhin, back in Bermuda for the 20th anniversary of the Festival he helped create, is proud of the musical seed he planted 19 years ago.
"I am so happy to come back and see that it has borne such good fruit,'' he said, referring to the Foundati...
