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Emergency measures to shore up the economy through the Covid-19 crisis were unveiled last night. The assistance programme includes $12 million from the Government to back loans and grants for small and medium-sized businesses, administered through th...

The common cliché about facing a twofold challenge is that it is like flying an aeroplane at the same time that you are building it. Managing the Covid-19 crisis is the epitome of this because Bermuda’s leaders have to work to contain the virus and ...

International law firm Conyers has pledged to increase has its annual donations to Bermudian charities by $100,000 in recognition of the challenges faced by the community due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Conyers stated: “This support is a mark of our g...

A nine-year-old girl who has not seen her healthcare worker dad for two weeks has written a heart-warming letter to him to thank him for his selfless devotion to duty. Chylee Dill said she missed her father, Ronae Burgess, very much — but that she wa...

As a citizen of Bermuda, I have been totally focused on these anxious times — from the personal impact as well as the impact on my family and friends. My 82-year-old mother is always on my mind as a person who is vulnerable to Covid-19, but I also lo...

Many of Bermuda’s non-profit organisations were struggling before the Covid-19 crisis and some will not survive this challenging period. That is the view of Jennifer Burland Adams, chief executive officer of Wavecrest, a consulting company that works...

Mass screening of hospital staff for the coronavirus is yet to start because of a shortage of test equipment. Only seven Bermuda Hospitals Board employees had been tested for Covid-19 by last Sunday. There were no positive results. BHB chief of staff...

Many of you will have seen the recent news about the captain of a US aircraft carrier who allegedly broke ranks to warn that a large number of sailors on board the USS Theodore Roosevelt had contracted the Covid-19 virus. His letter of concern to the...

Newlyweds on a honeymoon cruise in the southern hemisphere on a ship badly affected by with Covid-19 have both contracted with the disease, it was revealed yesterday. The Royal Gazette earlier reported that a 78-year-old Pembroke man who had been on ...

This year, Dockyard entrepreneur Carole Holding bought more stock than usual. Last year was a pretty good year for the watercolour artist, and she was ready for 2020 to be even better. Then, just as the new tourism season was about to launch, the Co...

Over the three-day Easter weekend, there were 18,083 checkpoint stops and 32 people were arrested for breaching curfew or for non-essential movement. As the Government works to rid the island of Covid-19, it is obvious that not everybody is listenin...

Shelter-in-place regulations to combat the spread of Covid-19 will be extended into next month, the Premier announced last night. David Burt said the Cabinet had decided to prolong shelter-in-place restrictions by another two weeks until May 2 after ...