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Creating a cash cushion for yourself and your family is a good plan to start the new year. This is a continuation of last week’s article, “Forget new year’s resolutions — just set one goal”. A cashflow liquidity crunch, or a credit squeeze in industr...

Hmmmm. It is now day five of brand new year 2019. You’ve just experienced another hectic year-end deadline at your job; you may have children and you’ve shopped and spent to meet the holiday expectations; you’ve laid out the red carpet for all the re...

A basic tenet founded on the constitutional principles of a democratic society is open, truthful, individual freedom of expression, including freedom of the press. Conversely, a dictatorship has the adverse mandate: the complete, absolute suppression...

Looking back on 2018 has led me to reflect on 1968, half a century earlier. Both periods involved danger and opportunity. Contrasting the two years highlights the power of perspective. On what am I focusing? While 1968 was the most tumultuous year of...

In reviewing the treatment that the Government, Ascendant Group and the Regulatory Authority of Bermuda have offered the retail solar panel installer to date, we think it is important for the public to be aware of the history so that clear decisions ...

The revamped North American Free Trade Agreement, now called the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, has been established, almost replacing the old agreement without a whimper from the Caribbean, Bermuda or any of the smaller jurisdictions within ...

Clarence “Tessi” Terceira, one of the founding members of the United Bermuda Party and a former government minister, has died. Joan Terceira, who married Dr Terceira in 1993, told The Royal Gazette: “I feel so grateful to have known and loved Tessi....

As far back as 1968, the Progressive Labour Party platform called for comprehensive schools or neighbourhood schools. The failure of Bermuda to move in that direction over the past 60 years is a mark of the PLP’s failure to pursue its stated goal of ...

The Bermuda Government could face a legal bill “in the millions” for the fight against same-sex marriage if it appeals to the Privy Council, a lawyer involved in the case warned yesterday. Rod Attride-Stirling, who represented parties including Marye...

Dear Sir, I cannot let Dennis Pimentel’s opinion (The Royal Gazette, November 23, 2018), regarding his company’s Integrated Resource Plan for Bermuda’s future electricity supply, go without a rebuttal. Mr Pimentel’s defence of Belco’s plan for Bermud...