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Make a difference and eat healthily

Yes we can. As I write this the world is noting that it is World Diabetes Day. Diabetes, together with other non-communicable diseases, account for the majority of the deaths in our world today. The real issue here is mobilising our populations to be...
Nov 18, 2014
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Seniors agency accused of failing in its duties

The National Office for Seniors and the Physically Challenged has been accused of failing to investigate an alleged case of elder abuse — the latest in a series of complaints about the publicly funded agency. The office, which receives almost $1 mill...
Nov 18, 2014
Bermuda Works

Hope for jobs growth at last

The Throne Speech examined one of the major mysteries of the Great Recession. It said that if the economy is recovering, and there are signs that it is, it is not producing jobs, at least not in any material way. This is understandably frustrating f...
Nov 18, 2014
Opinion Writer

Playing the drop of oil

The precipitous drop in crude oil prices since last summer caught most analysts by surprise and that has left investors wondering how to play the move. Since peaking last June, oil prices have declined by 28 percent as measured by West Texas Intermed...
Nov 18, 2014
Reinsurance

QBE Re leads October’s new insurers

QBE Re, the specialist reinsurance division of QBE Insurance Group, has announced it is establishing an underwriting operation in Bermuda through the creation of a branch of QBE Re (Europe) Limited. A QBE statement explained they had decided to make...
Nov 18, 2014
Cricket

Smith steps down as St David’s coach

Wendell Smith has resigned as coach of St David’s, the Premier Division champions — something he publicly stated he would do two years ago. The former St George’s Cup Match and Bermuda captain, 54, has stood down after four seasons, citing health and...
Nov 18, 2014
Other

An eye-opening experience

Volunteers from Bermuda reflect on their experience helping with the Feed My Lambs orphanage in Haiti, while working with the charity’s founder Phillip Rego. In the second of a three-part series The Royal Gazette’s Nicola Muirhead shares their story ...
Nov 18, 2014
Bermuda Stock Exchange

BSX down on Butterfield decline

The Bank of NT Butterfield was the only equity traded yesterday, and closed down 0.01. The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange declined 4.72 to finish the day at 1,377.04. Some 19,120 shares in the banking stock changed hands at a value of $38,048.9...
Nov 18, 2014
Local Business

Butterfield customers encounter online problems

Some Butterfield Bank customers were unable to access their accounts online yesterday. After customers log in, there have been reports that a proportion of the attempts were met with the following message: “The Butterfield Online Banking access has b...
Nov 18, 2014
Other

DeSilva accuses OBA of doing ‘cut and paste’ job

Zane DeSilva has accused the One Bermuda Alliance of doing a “cut and paste” job in its Throne Speech, effectively taking credit for policies and projects put in place by the Progressive Labour Party. Referring to the Government’s claim that there h...
Nov 18, 2014
Other

Gallery closure blamed on lack of support

Lack of private and corporate sponsorship has resulted in the planned closure of the Bermuda National Gallery’s satellite location in St George’s. BNG East opened its doors in the summer of last year and has since hosted three exhibitions — a photog...
Nov 18, 2014
Arts & Entertainment

Precious butterfly to mark 40th festival

What better way to celebrate the Bermuda Festival’s 40th anniversary than with rubies. Artist Alexandra Mosher is selling a special butterfly pin containing a single ruby to mark the event. “The butterfly symbolises its metamorphosis to embrace the ...
Nov 18, 2014
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