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Governments and major corporations often hire consultants to give them reports and suggestions as to how to improve their services and/or profit margins. And, they pay out hefty sums for the advice of these consultants. After paying out those funds, ...

Dear Sir, The business community strongly encourages our politicians to reconsider the long and short-term effects of self-inflicted internal strife and related new job destruction, especially at a time when we are at serious risk from Trump and Brex...

With an election year unfolding, and the usual divisive rhetoric starting to fill the air, there will be no shortage of vitriolic statements floating about that are designed to gain or rekindle support from various segments of the community. In the p...

New 100 per cent mortgages worth a total of $25 million for Bermuda Housing Corporation tenants are set to be available in a partnership between Clarien Bank and the Bermuda Housing Corporation. The deal means that existing BHC tenants or clients wil...

The Ministry of Finance has released the terms of reference for the “Blue Ribbon Panel” reviewing the controversial airport redevelopment project. The terms of reference sets out the objective, background, scope, deliverables and timing of the review...

Accusing the governing party of a litany of failed promises, the Progressive Labour Party has promised to usher in a more participatory democracy with rigorous governmental oversight and campaign finance reform. “People may ask why the PLP would invi...

I have to set the record straight after an opinion piece written by Christopher Famous and published on January 13, regarding the cost of the Cross Island project. The article is thin on facts, inaccurate and misleading. The reality is that West End...

A restricted document written by Bermuda’s most senior police commanders before the December 2 protest reveals that they considered the political climate to be “very sensitive” and planned for officers at the scene to “use the least intrusive and coe...

The Reverend Nicholas Tweed and the Council of AME Churches have applied for judicial review in respect of both the pastor’s work permit as well as his right to reside in Bermuda. According to their lawyer, Delroy Duncan of Trott and Duncan, the cour...

People’s Campaign leader Jason Hayward said he “does not expect any different activity” to last month’s protest when the controversial airport deal is debated in the House of Assembly on February 3. Mr Hayward, who is president of the Bermuda Public ...

Dear Sir, Now that the “Tweed Saga” is winding down, permit me some observations on it and some related issues. The first is the dangerous precedent that has now been set regarding how churches are pastored in this country. For those denominations t...

Dear Sir, Both proposals appearing in The Royal Gazette on January 12 are positive efforts and need to be commended and supported: the proposal by Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda, which deals with race relations, and the Government’s Blue Ribbon...