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Business owners should employ jobless Bermudians rather than overseas staff as the island recovers from the economic impact of the coronavirus crisis, the national security minister said last night. Wayne Caines added that expatriate employees “may n...

The Royal Gazette, courtesy of CITV, brings recollections of Bermuda Day through the years.

Bermuda College lecturers made sure that their students graduated despite the Covid-19 pandemic and a forced move to online learning. A total of 107 graduates will mark the end of an unprecedented academic year of challenges by collecting their asso...

The public are not taking the dire consequences of failure to stick to Covid-19 rules seriously enough, an Opposition senator said yesterday. Jarion Richardson warned that not enough attention was being paid to the mounting death toll by the pandemic...

“I still think we are going to have the worst recession since the Great Depression” — Mohamed El-Erian, Allianz, Chief Economic Adviser “While there is never a good time for a pandemic, the Covid-19 crisis has arrived at a particularly bad moment fo...

Slashing hotel room rates, implementing a blockchain-based system for infrastructure, using home-grown Christmas trees and building a cannabis industry were among ideas for boosting the economy that readers have shared. The Royal Gazette invited sugg...

A charity set up to support children through crises has relaunched its anti-domestic abuse campaign after an increase in reported incidents over the Covid-19 lockdown. Family Centre reminded people of the need to protect defenceless young people. San...

Thefts from farms have increased since the start of the Covid-19 crisis, farmers confirmed on Tuesday. Rowland Hill Jr, the owner of J&J Produce in Devonshire, said his operation had suffered from “night farmers” for several years and the problem had...

I woke up this week wondering what to write about. At this point in history, most people will be overloaded with information about Covid-19, so not much sense writing about that topic. Simultaneously, most are wary about political bickering between o...

A man was jailed yesterday after he admitted to a second breach of curfew in a month. David Fubler, 58, pleaded guilty to a charge that he was away from his home on Monday night. However, the Devonshire man denied a charge that he had prowled outside...

Another 30 cruise ship calls have been cancelled by two cruise lines after they extended a halt to operations until August 1. The grim news from Norwegian Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean brought the total of cancelled trips to the island to at least ...