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Chamber of Commerce chiefs yesterday defended international business after under-fire Hamilton Deputy Mayor Donal Smith hit out at the sector on a religious TV programme. And the Chamber also took a swipe at Mr Smith’s “offensive and derogatory” lang...

Eight Bermudians have been offered jobs with Norwegian Cruise Line. Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy updated the Senate on the employment scheme with the cruise line yesterday. He said 85 people attended a recruitment fair in July this year. Only ...

British Overseas Territory Citizen passports will be printed in the United Kingdom as of December 2014, Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy told the Senate yesterday. But the move, initiated by the UK Government, has sparked concerns about the ability...

September 18, 2013 Dear Sir, Your correspondent ‘Sky Larkin’ in a letter dated September 17th entitled ‘Quit Whinging and give OBA a chance to fix PLP’s mess’ gets immediate placement today September 18th to my article which ran on the 17th. I am loo...

September 17, 2013 Dear Sir, Kim Swan and the PLP seem to think that their contribution to Bermuda’s future is to hold the OBA accountable for every word they said in the past. And that is not totally unexpected because they themselves seem to actual...

A reform package being proposed by Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy would hand Government strong powers over the municipalities. Both corporations would have to seek ministerial approval for any land leases exceeding 21 years, which would then need...

Former Premier Alex Scott will give evidence on election matters to a parliamentary committee next week. Mr Scott will speak at the open session at noon on Monday in the Library of the House of Assembly. He will be joined by former United Bermuda Par...

The civil servant whose winning submission to the SAGE Commission caused a storm of controversy has been away from his desk for a week and Government is refusing to say why. Magnus Henagulph, who works as a public affairs officer in the Department of...

Hamilton Deputy Mayor Donal Smith has apologised for comments he made during a television interview in which he grouped homosexuals with “freaks” and said supporters of same sex marriage were damned. Mr Smith’s comments, made on the ‘Issues’ current ...