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Covid-19 and the socioeconomic impacts on healthcare. In the Journal of the American Medical Association last week, Clyde Lancy reported that in Chicago, more than 50 per cent of Covid-19 cases and nearly 70 per cent of Covid-19 deaths involve black ...

Flights between Bermuda and five cities are expected to be available when the airport reopens to commercial flights, the Minister of Tourism and Transport said yesterday. However, Zane DeSilva — who did not give a timetable for flight resumption — wa...

Katherine Fisher used to make custom covers for bike and car seats as part of her business Gotcha Covered Upholstery. Now, after she obtained a microloan from the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation, she has switched to the production of protect...

A summer internship programme will go ahead at Bermuda’s new re/insurer, Convex Re, even if Covid-19 pandemic restrictions mean the intern has to learn to be adaptive “in a work from home environment”. The $1.7 billion start-up, cofounded by insuran...

Zurich Bermuda and the Z Zurich Foundation, Zurich Insurance Group’s charitable foundation, have together donated $160,000 to support the community during the Covid-19 crisis. The money has been donated: • To support the KEMH fund for the purchase ...

Public schools will reopen only once it is safe to do so, the education minister has assured parents. Diallo Rabain said in a Facebook discussion on Saturday night that measures would be put in place to ensure safety in the classroom. He said: “We wi...

Charities face a battle for survival in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis, a sector expert said. Jennifer Burland Adams, the chief executive of Wavecrest, which provides consultancy services to the non-profit sector, said groups were badly struggling w...

No new cases of Covid-19 were recorded by the Ministry of Health on Saturday. A total of 166 test results came back negative, meaning Bermuda had still recorded 118 positive cases overall. The number of people in hospital dropped from 15 to 11; 36 pe...

Wedding bells are to ring out again, but scuba diving will be banned under amendments to Covid-19 regulations. David Burt, the Premier, told the House of Assembly on Friday that the amendments had been approved by Cabinet as he put the regulations be...

Banks have a key role to play lessening the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the real estate market and the lives of people left with little or no income, but still liable for mortgage or rent payments. Steve Bowie, a chartered surveyor an...

“I very frequently get the question: what’s going to change in the next ten years? And that is a very interesting question; it’s a very common one. I almost never get the question: what’s not going to change in the next ten years? And I submit to you...

At Christ Church, Warwick, where volunteers have spent the past few weeks doing laundry, cooking and delivering food to the needy, the big question is what will happen when they stop. More than 160 meals are served by the church each day. Co-ordinato...