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What was once the Navy pier at Morgan’s Point has now been designated as a new seaport — a move that is expected to speed up development of the planned luxury resort on that land. Morgan’s Point Ltd chief executive officer Craig Christensen said one ...

Two Bermudian firms have been given contracts for work at The Royal Naval Dockyard to renovate more buildings. Gray & Co will work on a roof replacement for buildings known as Detached Cottage 8 and 9 and RMS Construction will carry out building impr...

Some 12 new recruits signed up for service in the Royal Bermuda Regiment at the weekend after an open house showcasing the roles on offer. The recruits volunteered for service in the island’s defence force after watching the various units display the...

Hillary Clinton is presenting her extensive government experience as a significant rationale for her presidential candidacy. In the first debate on Monday, she countered Donald Trump’s questioning of her stamina with the riposte: “Well, as soon as he...

A high-ranking civil servant launched a staunch defence of his profession yesterday as he fielded questions about capital projects at the heart of the Commission of Inquiry. Marc Telemaque dismissed the notion of a “government within the Government” ...

The Bermudian electorate is certainly entitled to truth, and nothing but the truth, when it comes to how the public purse is handled by those they have elected to oversee all matters that involve use of the taxpayers’ money. This is to ensure that no...

Paula Cox objected to a proposal by Ewart Brown to hire an overseas company as consultants on a $400,000 a year retainer, the Commission of Inquiry heard yesterday. The idea for the Ambling International Consultancy contract was brought to Cabinet by...

Dear Sir, On October 31, 2013 the completed Sage Report was delivered to the finance minister. One of the key recommendations of this report, was the following: (page 31) Recommendation: Process for appointment of a Head of the Civil Service (HoCS) ...

Confidence in Bermuda’s economy is marginally up, according to a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette. The Global Research survey this month found 30 per cent of people had faith in the direction the economy was heading — up from 25 per cent three ...

Attorney-General Trevor Moniz aims to modernise Bermuda’s dated bribery and fraud laws when the House of Assembly resumes in November. Mr Moniz attended a conference from September 20-22 in the Turks and Caicos Islands alongside his counterparts fro...

“If he had just gone home, gone to sleep, relaxed, he would have been a hero. But he made a deal with the Devil. She’s the Devil. He made a deal with the Devil. It’s true.” — Donald Trump on Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, August 2, 2016 On Mond...

The contract to build two satellite emission testing centres was not put out to public tender despite Cabinet mandating it should be, the Commission of Inquiry heard yesterday. The tribunal was also told that Bermuda Emissions Control Limited, which ...