Shadow Minister of Community Affairs Mr. Reginald Burrows stressed that the economy is uncertain because of unemployment in the United States and the uncertainty over visitors in July and August.
Mr. Burrows said: "In the past we have had overemploym...
highlight its handling of the recession yesterday.
"I did not put Mr. (Gilbert) Darrell up to this,'' said Finance Minister the Hon. David Saul as he began to deliver a 16-page speech tracing the United Bermuda Party's economic track record since 198...
MPs yesterday passed a bill that could make Bermuda a leader in the fight against alcohol abuse.
The 1993 Alcohol Advertisement (Health Warning) Act will require alcohol ads published and printed locally to carry the warning "excessive alcohol consum...
Coughing. Wheezing. Shortness of breath. Feelings of panic as it becomes more and more difficult to breathe. Rushing to the hospital, perhaps in the middle of the night, for yet another round of emergency treatment.
In the end, this endless cycle of ...
-- in Somerset, Hamilton and St. George. They are manned by four dentists and ten support staff who report to a senior dental officer.
The Dental Department is divided into the control programme, which provides treatment services, and the preventive ...
according to Shadow Environment Minister Mr. Julian Hall.
Mr. Hall says some candidates fighting marginal seats are particular targets for slurs some of which he says he can prove come from the United Bermuda Party.
Rumours involve allegations of evi...
Bermuda should provide mutli-purpose areas and programmes to prevent youths from getting into trouble.
Former Sandys teacher Mr. Charles Joynes suggested this yesterday before returning to Chattanooga, Tennessee, where he has been named teacher of th...
Government was pilloried yesterday for amending its Clean Air Act to allow stringent pollution regulations to be "ignored.'' The Opposition accusation came during debate on second reading of The Clean Air Amendment Act 1993.
But after a long debate ...
Imagine seedless watermelons, potato chips manufactured locally, vegetables and salads to go in attractive packaging, and exotic homegrown fruits such as pears and apples.
All this and more could become reality if Government Agricultural Officer Mr.
...
panelists at a forum last night stressed.
And they warned that the Island cannot begin to combat institutionalised racism without teaching the "total truth'' about black history in schools.
The forum, sponsored by the Human Rights Commission and the ...
