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The number of working people signed up to registered pension plans has climbed close to the 20,000 mark, according to the 2007 annual Pension Commission report. The document, tabled in the House of Assembly last Friday, states that as of December 31,...

Whenever a politician raises the notion of national Independence for Bermuda there is a predictable flow of negative commentary. Even though Independence is the natural political framework for countries and the democracy we all claim to hold so dearl...

Legislation tightening up Bermuda’s laws over adoption and psychological practice passed through the Senate this morning. The Psychological Practitioners Amendment Act firms up requirements on qualification, training and experience, while removing a ...

The most precious commodity any politician has in a democracy is the voter. Without support from the person stepping inside the freedom booth, they know that they will either be removed from office, or hopes of gaining one would be dashed. This is wh...

People with no history in party politics have been coming forward to join One Bermuda Alliance’s shadow boards, according to chairman Michael Fahy. The National Security shadow board has generated the most interest from the public, Mr Fahy told The R...

A probe launched more than 19 months ago into sexual misconduct allegations at the Bermuda Regiment has yet to be completed by the Human Rights Commission. The news was revealed by Senator LaVerne Furbert, Junior Minister for Youth, Families, Sports ...

From time to time, political pundits and party leaders raise the spectre of restructuring aspects of Bermuda’s electoral system. While almost always presented as being in the “national” interest there is, nonetheless, an unmistakable more narrowly de...

Guidelines for keeping information and records straight for all Bermuda’s financial sectors will be put in place with a bill being debated in the House of Assembly today. The Specified Business Legislation Amendment Act is designed to bring greater t...