Ferries, buses and the docks were among a host of services stopped yesterday after hundreds of workers responded to a call for an island-wide labour withdrawal from the People’s Campaign.
About 1,200 people took part in a peaceful but at times fiery ...
Bermuda observed International Women’s Day on Tuesday. The day marks a global call for accelerating gender parity and celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.
In honour of that, I thought I would reflect on the ...
Kevin Powell was born into extreme poverty; he refused to let that limit him. He got into college against all odds and went on to become a respected writer and community activist — a path he’ll share at Alpha Phi Alpha’s 17th annual Black and Gold Ba...
Former Cabinet Minister Derrick Burgess has accused the Auditor-General of bias, unfairness, carelessness and inaccuracy in his official response to the damning report she released last year.
Mr Burgess has been silent since the 315-page report into ...
DATE: Mar 11, 2016 | CATEGORY: Politics | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
An American spoken word poet who has been taking HBO’s Def Poetry by storm is making a return to the island this weekend to perform as a guest of the Bermuda College Literary Society.
Gemineye, real name Chris Kuretich, is well known for poems such ...
DATE: Mar 11, 2016 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sarah Lagan
The Human Rights Commission, accused in Parliament of taking a “narrow” focus on same-sex marriage, called the comments “disheartening”.
The response, from HRC chairwoman Tawana Tannock, followed remarks in the House of Assembly given by Marc Bean, w...
DATE: Mar 11, 2016 | CATEGORY: Politics | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Warwick Academy students are highlighting their artistic efforts today as part of their Practical Arts Department Showcase.
The show will feature work from Year 10 and 11 GCSE students, along with Year 12 and Year 13 IB students.
A spokeswoman for th...
DATE: Mar 11, 2016 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Owain Johnston-Barnes
Patricia Gordon-Pamplin has told MPs how she was “beaten for breakfast, dinner, lunch and tea” by her ex-husband.
The Minister of Community, Culture and Sport spoke of her experiences as a young woman during a debate on setting up a joint select com...
On Thursday, March 3, Mount Saint Agnes celebrated its 126th birthday and a few weeks before honoured our position as the only Catholic school in Bermuda by hosting Catholic Schools Week from January 31 until February 6.
The combination of MSA’s wor...
When Garan Madeiros was a student at Warwick Academy, reading comic books was frowned upon and he had to hide his Marvel magazines not to be scolded by teachers.
Two decades later, graphic novels are celebrated as a rich storytelling vehicle enjoyed...
