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Give Health Minister Zane DeSilva a little credit for apologising for making an anti-Semitic slur in the House of Assembly. But it’s worrying that while he did withdraw the remark after making it in the House of Assembly, and did apologise for it ag...

June 14, 2011 Dear Sir, Recently I visited Bermuda for the first time. I enjoyed my time on the beautiful islands and was welcomed by so many beautiful Bermudians. I spent most of the day in the crowds at the Bermuda Day Parade. The organisers and th...

June 20, 2011 Dear Sir, In most western democratic countries, the implied social contract is the glue that holds society together. This implied contract between the people and the government guaranteeing the social and economic services to Bermudia...

Despite repeated calls from all sections of the community for us to work together as one people to tackle the serious problems of the day, we still have negative political and racially divisive attitudes injected into almost every situation. These hi...

Premier Paula Cox is in Brussels today to take part in meetings that offer greater insight into the workings of the European Union and ‘how Bermuda can best be positioned as this governing body addresses the changing economies of its member nations’,...

People with violent backgrounds will be banned from being security guards to ensure they don’t further inflame hot-tempered situations in bars and clubs. Police will have the power to refuse licences to anyone who has been convicted of a violent or d...

For the second time in just over a year, MPs will today debate a new law requiring security guards and private detectives to go on training programmes. The Private Investigators and Security Guards Act was amended last year to force them to get licen...