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Reinsurance

"Maiden announces $9.5m losses from Q2 disasters"

Maiden Holdings Ltd expects to post a $9.5 million loss from the thunderstorm and tornado activity across the US during the second quarter. While Maiden with its lower volatility business model is not a catastrophe-oriented reinsurer, the unusually h...
Jul 14, 2011
Editorials

"Good governance"

When she became Premier, Paula Cox promised that she would make Government more transparent and would raise the level of governance. Such a promise was needed in the wake of scandals, critical Auditor’s reports and perceptions, fair or not, of corru...
Jul 13, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Time for action"

July 4, 2011 Dear Sir, Having read the various expressions of shock, incredulity and just plain “no fair!” over the UBP/BDA/OBA mutation, may I offer comment? I believe all political parties perform these exercises in rebranding, readjusting and refo...
Jul 13, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Breathtaking, clean, unique"

June 11, 2011 A letter to all Bermudians, be encouraged! My name is Diane Pimentel, I came to Bermuda at ten months old and lived there for the first 40 years of my life. My dad came on a contract with BELCO and we received Bermuda status after about...
Jul 13, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Counterproductive move"

July 6, 2011 Dear Sir, There has been much discussion of the new ferry schedule on the Hamilton/Warwick/Paget (pink) route both when it was introduced in April and revised at the end of June. When the summer ferry schedule was introduced on April 11,...
Jul 13, 2011
Education

"Students get international certification"

Several students at Bermuda College recently earned international certification in electrical wiring. In total 12 graduates completed the five-year programme to earn their National Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (NJATC) Journeyman Wirema...
Jul 13, 2011
Other

"Generic drugs will save prison service ‘thousands’"

The prison service will save thousands of taxpayers’ dollars by using generic drugs imported from India, Israel and Brazil, according to Health Minister Zane DeSilva. Drugs currently in Bermuda cost five times more than if the equivalent was imported...
Jul 13, 2011
Other

"New fisheries hotline launched"

The Department of Environmental Protection has announced a new hotline for the public to contact fisheries wardens and managers. The public can now contact fisheries officials regarding illegal fishing or the catching of protected species on 705-FISH...
Jul 13, 2011
Other

"Bus station smoking ban gets mixed response"

With smoking likely to be banned from Hamilton’s bus station, The Royal Gazette took to the streets to discover public opinion on the issue. A casual poll in and around the Hubert W (Sparky) Lightbourne Central Bus Terminal found younger people less ...
Jul 13, 2011
Court

"Man who assaulted woman in bar gets conditional discharge"

A 30-year-old Warwick man who assaulted a woman at the Southampton Rangers Sports Club has been granted a conditional discharge. Stephen Astwood has been held in custody since pleading guilty to intruding on the privacy of a woman, and assault occasi...
Jul 13, 2011
Crime

"Tourist’s bag snatched"

A visitor was robbed of a handbag by a man on a passing motorcycle on Monday. Two visitors were riding a rental cycle on North Shore Road near the junction with Wilkinson Avenue when a thief removed the bag from the cycle’s basket as he rode past. Th...
Jul 13, 2011
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