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This is the second in a two-part series on lessons from the Middle East. After 30 years of authoritarian rule, Egypt’s Mubarak was finally ousted from power in a popular uprising. Once the darling of the West, the former president quickly descended ...

Small businesses are fighting for survival, but optimistic that economic improvement in the US will spread to Bermuda. Kristi Grayston, head of the retail division of the Chamber of Commerce, said that if conditions do not improve soon, many small bu...

Taxi drivers have begged Premier Paula Cox not to burden them with any additional taxes in her Budget on Friday. The campaign group Concerned Group of Bermuda Taxi Operators made the plea as they outlined a lengthy list of concerns about the state of...

Educational films will be shown at the National Library at noon on Tuesday and Thursday lunchtimes through February and March. Minister of Public Information Services Neletha Butterfield told the House of Assembly on Friday the focus of February’s fi...

Opposition members said the prospect of a fourth qualified audit should alarm the country. Last week Auditor General Heather Matthews gave a qualified audit on the Government’s 2009/2010 Consolidated Fund. It was the third qualified opinion in a row....

Former Premier Dr Ewart Brown should answer questions about the handling of the controversial TCD project, which took place under his watch as Transport Minister, the Bermuda Democratic Alliance said yesterday. The project built a new Transport Contr...