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After a rough few months for Bermuda’s political parties, The Royal Gazette spoke to observers who assessed the state of play as the clock ticks towards the next General Election. Plagued by infighting and in the midst of an uphill battle to maintai...

Dear Sir, The economy is on the verge of turning around, but it will not be noticeable until its effects have significantly increased jobs and thereby reduced unemployment. New projects will bring back life into this stagnant economy, but we need mul...

Sources within the One Bermuda Alliance fear that the party is on the brink of “political suicide” over its apparent disconnect with ordinary Bermudians. Longstanding frustrations after the party’s sizeable defeat in the Devonshire North Central by-e...

Dear Sir, Special moments solve extraordinary affairs at times. There was only once in the entire history of Bermuda that the people elected the governor and that was in the somewhat unsettling period of 1649 when John Trimingham was elected for a s...

Government’s proposal to legislate a fixed date for general elections every five years will likely be keenly opposed by the Opposition Progressive Labour Party. And with a slim majority in the House of Assembly, there’s no guarantee that the One Berm...

Independent candidate Charlie Swan yesterday promised that he would remain an independent MP if reelected. The former UBP member stated: “Following this election as an Independent candidate, I will remain an Independent candidate throughout the durat...