Log In

Will Renée Ming’s abrupt departure from Cabinet be the latest, lasting sting to David Burt’s premiership? Mr Burt said he fired the former national security minister – Ms Ming insisted she walked because of multiple disagreements with the head of gov...

An official suffered verbal abuse from some parents when children were being screened to attend schools, a testing coordinator told senior civil servants. Tarik Bean-Darrell urged the Department of Education to address the problem when it emerged las...

The Progressive Labour Party is delivering on its promise to get Bermudians back to work with the Agreement in Principle announced by the Premier and Minister of Finance on Friday. The agreement between the Bermuda Government and Westend Properties ...

Curtis Dickinson’s statement on Friday on why he resigned as finance minister is a textbook example of statesmanlike conduct. It is also a reminder of how badly Bermuda needs someone of Mr Dickinson’s calibre managing the finance ministry. Mr Dicki...

What follows is the full text of Curtis Dickinson’s statement to the House of Assembly on Friday, March 25, 2022 outlining his reasons for resigning as Minister of Finance Mr Speaker, on the 14th of February 2022, after having served for almost ...

Disagreements over concessions for the Fairmont Southampton triggered Curtis Dickinson’s resignation as finance minister

It will be legal to grow and sell cannabis – if controversial legislation passed in the House of Assembly yesterday gets Royal Assent from the Governor. The Cannabis Licensing Act 2022 would create a regulated framework for growth and sale of the dru...

Finances to start the much anticipated redevelopment of the Fairmont Southampton are now in place

MPs are expected to debate the Cannabis Licensing Act this afternoon, a year after it was turned down by the Senate

A constitutional clash with the UK over cannabis legalisation could be avoided if the drug was removed from the list of controlled substances, a lawyer says

David Burt became finance minister for the second time in February and his decision to add that portfolio to his duties as the Premier left a number of unanswered questions. Still unknown is the question of whether he plans to turn over the portfolio...

The Government will have to pay almost $130 million in interest on its debt in the new financial year, MPs have heard. David Burt, the Premier and Minister of Finance, said: “Of this estimate, $127.2 million represents ongoing debt service costs, whi...