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His home parish of Warwick may be a far cry from the hustle and bustle of Kingston, Jamaica, reggae capital of the world. But the latter’s fast pace suits Bermudian singer Magma just fine. It’s been 12 years since the Rastafarian artist moved to Jam...

Government came under fire in the Senate yesterday, with Opposition Senate Leader Diallo Rabain claiming it was falling short on consultation and transparency. Government Senate Leader Michael Fahy defended Government’s record and work to create jobs...

Nearly half of global CEOs in the insurance field predict more joint ventures or strategic alliances over the next year, according to survey results released yesterday. And two thirds of business chiefs believe that new tie-ups between firms offered ...

The Berkeley Institute will be hosting a dance production called #theTour. Young Observer got up close and personal with some of the dancers to learn more about the upcoming concert. Nikia Manders, dance teacher and instructional leader told us that ...

Freisenbruch-Meyer Group (FMG) has come up with a new insurance policy specifically to cover the risks of the growing vacation rentals sector. The rise to prominence of websites such as Airbnb.com has fuelled the rise in the number of people renting ...

Environmental groups will be hoping for a green budget that sees sufficient funds set aside to promote sustainable energy initiatives and preserve the Island’s parklands. Finance Minister, Bob Richards is set to outline the eagerly awaited budget for...

A man seeking to overturn a judgment against his mother for unpaid phone bills has been chastised in Magistrates’ Court. The Royal Gazette also came in for criticism for its coverage of the case. Jose Beek, 40, of Harrington Sound Road, Smith’s, had ...

LaTannia Ellerbe Violin Teacher, Bermuda School of Music: “The annual Festival Honours Orchestra provides an opportunity for advanced string students to further the development of their skills through rehearsals and performances. All four students ha...

Training initiatives and capital projects in the Budget statement would be welcome news for the building industry, according to Construction Association of Bermuda president Charles Dunstan. Mr Dunstan said he hoped to see Government continue to enco...

The Bermuda economy has been mired in a depression now for six years, with its levels of demand and output still far below its peak seen in 2008. There is growing concern among many that the Bermuda economy could suddenly decline from the simultaneou...

A US tax pressure group yesterday warned that President Obama’s budget proposals to end tax deductions for reinsurance payments to affiliated foreign companies and on overseas earnings would cost America more than three times what it would raise. The...

Financial Assistance faces a harrowing Budget tomorrow, with a $45 million cap likely — cutting it short of last year’s unprecedented $50 million. But helping agencies across the Island see no end in sight to the rise in people who need support. “Cu...