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The remarks by Premier and National Security Minister Michael Dunkley announcing this afternoon’s Cabinet changes follow below. Grant Gibbons continues as Minister for Economic Development, keeping his focus on the upcoming 2017 America’s Cup ­— but ...

Upon his appointment to the role of Public Works Minister, former Premier Craig Cannonier gave the following remarks this afternoon at Government House. “Mr. Premier, thank you for your faith in me and for your support. Beyond my duties as a Member o...

Wayne Scott’s comments upon receiving the role of Education Minister this afternoon are given in full here. “It is with great humility and commitment that I accept this role, which is critical to the future success of our country. “When the Premier d...

Government’s vaunted deal with the Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC) to build a new airport terminal remains under assessment. According to a spokesman for the Ministry of Finance, officials are “still in phase one of this exercise, which involve...

The America’s Cup Event Authority has taken on a Bermudian recruiting firm to hire local workers for positions relating to the 2017 America’s Cup races. Minister for Economic Development Dr Grant Gibbons responded today to questions raised by the Pro...

Unlike the rest of us, who trudged wearily back to work this week, Parliament’s Christmas holiday extends until February. Which is not to say the daily business of governance doesn’t go on. It does, of course. But Bermudians will have to wait until l...

Michael Dunkey expressed his disappointment last night after Rory Field, the English barrister, was reappointed as the Island’s top prosecutor. Mr Field was yesterday given another two years as Director of Public Prosecutions by Governor George Fergu...

Shadow Attorney General Michael Scott has called the reappointment of Rory Field as Director of Public Prosecutions a “slap in the face” to those who believe Bermudians should come first. Mr Scott fiercely attacked Governor George Fergusson over the ...

Michael Dunkley has hailed 2014 as a year of “significant progress” in Bermuda’s quest to put the economy back on track. While conceding that “plenty of work still needed to be done”, the Premier told The Royal Gazette that there was a raft of reason...

The new year should usher in a fresh commitment by Members of Parliament to raise the level of debate in the House of Assembly. The call from Premier Michael Dunkley comes after a series of unsavoury confrontations and raucous verbal altercations ins...

I think I am coming to learn that every year in Bermuda is extraordinary. Extraordinary in the range of things that happen, in the quality of events put on — of sporting and cultural performances and occasions, of dramas both in nature and in the...