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Businesses who import goods from overseas have been urged to use electronics options as they declare their goods . . . or pay a price. Government announced today that the Customs Department will levy a manual data inputting fee if the declaration is...

A group backing the controversial Pathways to Status initiative has submitted a string of recommendations to the Ministry of Home Affairs. The One Bermuda Alliance policy prompted several days of protest outside the House of Assembly that ultimately ...

The parent company of Bermuda Commercial Bank has made an investment in a British law firm that specialises in alternative assets such as hedge funds. Somers Ltd, a financial services holding company based in Bermuda, said today through a statement f...

Dear Dr Nekia, Not to keep the topic going, but I find some of what you say very interesting and very different from what I have always been taught. You said last week that sex between males is sometimes not sexual but about dominance. Please explain...

A handful of Bermudian artists could find themselves performing to audiences in Canada and Los Angeles after a successful entertainment showcase that took place at the Fairmont Southampton on Saturday evening. The event, organised by local promoter C...

The successes, visions and hopes of Bermuda’s youth are to be highlighted to the community with the launch of The Royal Gazette’s National School Salute website. The National Salute to Students programme is now in its second year and aims to instil ...

Winning a 2015 National Sports Award for women’s football came as a happy spring break surprise for 16-year-old Leah Smith, who was back home in March. A second accolade was waiting with her return to her studies at IMG Academy, Florida, where the Pe...

Larry Mussenden will explore the creation of a Caribbean Professional League if he is elected president of Concacaf on Thursday. The Bermuda Football Association president promised to “work with the CFU [Caribbean Football Union] leadership to develo...

NEW YORK (Bloomberg) — Ruben Rodriguez, the retired Bacardi Ltd chief executive officer who led the rum maker in its 2004 purchase of Grey Goose superpremium vodka, has died. He was 79. He died May 5 in Darien, Connecticut. In 2000, Rodriguez was nam...

Dear Sir, Art, being one of the most controversial topics in the world apart from religion, I throw my hat into another contentious ring. The person choosing the art for the Hamilton Princess seems to be more interested in causing controversy rather...

SoftBank Team Japan are confident “their turn will come” after narrowly missing out on a podium finish in New York yesterday. Shifting wind conditions deprived Team Japan of first place in the final race of the day, a piece of luck that seemed to sum...

Get your dancing shoes on and join the Department of Health and town crier Ed Christopher for a “dance-walk” through the City of Hamilton tomorrow. Everyone is invited to take part in the event, which aims to combine fun and music with physical activ...