The Island?s financial services regulator, the Bermuda Monetary Authority, saw net income reach $3.19 million in 2004, according to its annual report released yesterday.
The regulatory body?s results were a 33 percent improvement over the $2.4 millio...
As The Bermudian magazine celebrates 15 years of the Best of Bermuda Gold Awards, here in this cold, damp cave, away from the balloons and the back-slapping, your bitter columnist nurses his bile.
Passed over for both best local website and best news...
Senators yesterday passed a bill changing the way the Commission for Unity and Racial Equality gathers its statistics.
The Commission for Unity and Racial Equality Amendment Act transfers the data collection tasks of CURE to the Department of Statist...
The United Nations Committee on Decolonisation?s report on its visits to Bermuda demonstrated that the group brought very little to the table with regards to the debate.
The committee inaccurately stated that the Island has not been informed about it...
Opposition Leader Grant Gibbons yesterday called the National Drug Commission (NDC) Repeal Act the termination of the NDC.
It was Government's way of cutting its losses, he told the House of Assembly.
Pulling quotes from the quango report commissione...
Root of the problem
July 6, 2005
Dear Sir,
Regarding the violence aboard the MV last Friday:
One must hope that the United Bermuda Party now understands the damage it did to Bermuda when it allowed unhealthy inside pressure to force Police Commission...
Let?s have some fun
July 1, 2005
Dear Sir,
I think we need a little humour in the letters to the editor.
It has come to my attention that a few white sitcoms, e.g. ?Kojak? and ?The Honeymooners? and movies ?Guess Whose Coming to Dinner?, are now blac...
Lobby group Bermudians for Referendum will present a petition to Premier Alex Scott today boasting the signatures of close to 35 percent of the current electorate.
The organisation, founded by Michael Marsh, has been operating since November and insi...
Bermuda is a country still rife with racial bitterness and largely ignorant of the options available to it on the road to self-determination, according to a recently released United Nations report.
However, the 18-page document acknowledges that the ...
THE dog days of summer are upon us. Blast-furnace heat and humidity so sweltering that it straitjackets both your initiative and energy right through September or October.
It's a time of the year when newspaper editors and columnists start to fret ab...
