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The Sports Ministry revealed yesterday that is prepared to reach out to the International Boxing Association in the hope of resolving a furore that is threatening to destabilise boxing in the country. The warring parties — the Bermuda Boxing Federati...

XL employees went to work for non-profit organisations all over the Island last Friday. Their services were donated by the company as part of its ninth annual community service programme known as XL’s Global Day of Giving. Around 120 of XL’s Bermud...

The Conference and Exposition From May 4 to 7 over 10,500 people attended the American Society for Training and Development International Conference & Exposition at the Walter E Washington Convention Centre in Washington, DC. There were 92 countries ...

Move over relationship advice gurus like Steve Harvey and Dr Phil. There’s a new guy in town looking to help women realise their worth and get the most from their partners — and his name is Rodney Smith. Mr Smith offers daily tips on love, sex and r...

Leo Richardson insists that he has no regrets about his decision to withdraw from his scheduled super-heavyweight bout against Chioke Tucker in the Bermuda International Boxing Association’s debut card at BAA Gymnasium on Saturday night. Richardson, ...

Watlington Waterworks Ltd saw their profits slide 7.2 percent to $1.76 million, as abundant rainfall contributed to the company’s weakest results in five years. The Bermuda Stock Exchange-listed company provides potable water through its pipelines to...

Government has renewed a private company’s contentious contract to carry out emissions testing on all vehicles — despite having yet to legislate on acceptable levels of air pollution. Bermuda Emissions Control Ltd (BECL) was awarded a five-year multi...

Hamilton’s City Walkway of Fame will be unveiled at a ceremony on Thursday, with recognition given to the first six inductees. A series of plaques has been placed on the east and west pavements along Court Street, honouring Hazel Christopher, Edith a...

A 39-year-old man who sexually molested a seven-year-old girl under the guise of helping her family has been found guilty in the Supreme Court. Shuja Muhammad, who was called “uncle” by his victim, was charged with four counts of sexually exploiting ...