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Dear Sir, It was sad to have my impressions confirmed that the event hosted at the Liberty Theatre recently would be speech promoting hate. What is especially disturbing is that Bermudians of stout Christian faith are so silent on matters of the ...

Support for the grassroots movement the People’s Campaign is split deeply along racial lines, a survey suggests. Overall, 42 per cent of residents believed the organisation was operating in favour of the Progressive Labour Party and unions, with 30 p...

A man shot dead in New York at the weekend held dual Bermudian and American nationality, police have confirmed. Lamont Mason, 20, was shot on Sunday afternoon at an East Harlem public housing complex. Mr Mason had been back in Bermuda this year, wher...

An office set up four years ago to strengthen financial accountability in government has only half the staff it needs, it has been revealed. And a suitable candidate to lead the Office of Project Management and Procurement (OPMP) has yet to be found,...

Only a few places remain for a major inter-island infrastructure conference organised by professional services firm KPMG. The company’s Island Infrastructure Summit, which will feature contributions from Michael Dunkley, the Premier of Bermuda, and s...

Nineteen public officers will retire from the Bermuda Government today, as part of the voluntary early retirement programme. The scheme, which was reintroduced in June for eligible persons in the public service, applies to Government employees aged b...

Washington speaker Ayo Kimathi has been placed on Bermuda’s stop list by the Minister of Home Affairs in light of a speech he gave condemning homosexuality and interracial marriage. The Human Rights Commission and Centre for Justice have also respond...

Organisations associated with promoting Ayo Kimathi’s speech condemning homosexuals and interracial marriage have distanced themselves from the Washington speaker — saying they believed the presentation would be about African history. The speech by M...

Public authorities will be encouraged to take a very “user-friendly” approach when it comes to public access to information (Pati) requests, a meeting heard last night. Information commissioner Gitanjali Gutierrez said some authorities were insisting...

• Bermuda Police Service has conducted more than 70 internal investigations in the past five years, with six officers being thrown off the force. The results of a Pati request submitted by The Royal Gazette lifted the lid on sanctions imposed on offi...

Bermuda’s “secretive” system of government will be cracked open when the first major disclosures under Pati are made, according to the Island’s first information commissioner. Gitanjali Gutierrez said the Island’s Westminster system was traditionally...

Highly paid consultants working for the Bermuda Government and other public authorities will have details of their salaries routinely revealed under the Public Access to Information (Pati) Act. Taxpayers will be told on a regular basis about every co...