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June 4, 2014 Dear Sir, The One Bermuda Alliance BA constitution has a dilemma effecting the options for the party. The current constitution requires that a new leader must be a parliamentarian and must be endorsed by two other sitting MPs and other p...

Government’s voicemail system is still down more than a week after being damaged by lightning strike. The Ministry of Public Works yesterday apologised for the inconvenience caused by the technical problems but said the parts necessarily to repair th...

May 29, 2014 Dear Sir, The movie A Few Good Men was a prime example of the formations of human ideals that can envelop an individual or individuals to believe in a method of movement which could be considered grotesque. In Bermuda we are now witnessi...

If there were microphones at the dinner table of every Bermudian home, and things said could be heard by members of Parliament, there might be a different tone when representatives gather to conduct the business of the people. No one is perfect in th...

June 2, 2514 Dear Sir, What a wonderful opportunity for all parties in both Houses to practice what they preach on transparency, with the mandatory and random drug testing of Members of Parliament and Senators. This concept of confidentiality and a “...

June 1st 2014 Dear Sir, As disturbing as it is to hear a remark over heard, of a surprisingly offensive nature...

The Corporation of Hamilton has earmarked an additional $250,000 to host a controversial conference on the Island later this year. The municipality has already agreed to pay the Atlanta-based Conference of Black Mayors (CBM) $100,000 to hold its annu...

Random drug testing is set to be introduced for MPs and Senators, with repeat offenders facing suspension and public disclosure. If the move is backed by Parliamentarians at least 15 legislators will be tested every quarter. The report states: “As me...