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Spiritual abuse grows like mould in a Petri dish

Spiritual abuse takes place when a leader uses his or her position to control or dominate another person, often running over their feelings and opinions and disregarding what might happen to the other person’s life — their emotional state and spiritu...
Dec 10, 2013
Other

Inmates praised for church work

A group of prison inmates who spent four months refurbishing a church that has stood for more than a century were commended yesterday for their charitable community service. Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley joined church and Corrections Departm...
Dec 10, 2013
Other

Fairmont to include walkers

The 37th edition of the Fairmont to Fairmont Race will include a new walking category, the Mid Atlantic Athletic Club announced yesterday. The race is set to take place on January 5, with the 7.2-mile race starting at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess ...
Dec 10, 2013
Cricket

Former coach calls for senior team to be scrapped

Bermuda’s senior national team should “withdraw” from international competition and precious time and money invested into the redevelopment of local cricket instead. These are the sentiments of Gerald Bean, the former Bermuda Under-19 manager, who ha...
Dec 10, 2013
Other

New lawyer beats eye problem to achieve her dream

A new lawyer called to the Bar almost had to pull out of her law degree in England due to an eye problem. Alsha Wilson was told by an optometrist in England to take time out from her LL.B studies at the University of Kent — but decided to press on de...
Dec 10, 2013
Other

Trio returnenhanced from jaunt to Mexico

Bermuda’s sanshou fighters will return home with three medals from the NORCECA Wushu Tournament in Monterrey, Mexico, last weekend. Sentwali Woolridge, Jermal Woolridge and Khalid Pitcher captured gold, silver and bronze respectively in their divisio...
Dec 10, 2013
Reinsurance

Duperreault-led group to buy out SAC Re

Investors led by insurance industry veteran Brian Duperreault have made a deal to buy out Bermuda reinsurer SAC Re. The company, which was launched with the backing of billionaire trader Steve A Cohen last year, will be renamed Hamilton Re on the clo...
Dec 10, 2013
Other

We need an open process

By Diallo Rabain The 2012 Gaming Referendum Act tabled by the then Progressive Labour Party Government, would have asked Bermudians: “Should there be licensed casino gaming in Bermuda?” The One Bermuda Alliance’s 2013 Gaming Referendum Act asks: “Do ...
Dec 10, 2013
Football

Coaches unite to arrest declining standards

A newly launched coaches association is the latest weapon in the battle to reverse declining standards in football. The Bermuda Football Coaches Association (BFCA) was formed late last month with Scott Morton, the former Bermuda Football Association ...
Dec 10, 2013
Letters to the Editor

Consider the stats before going forward

December 9, 2013 Dear Sir, The December 5th edition of The Royal Gazette, published some enlightening and encouraging statistics regarding Tourism arrivals. This trend could be attributable to a couple of factors; the Global economy recovering and or...
Dec 10, 2013
Football

Bascome handed MLS opportunity

Drewonde Bascome, the Devonshire Cougars midfielder, will be keen to impress scouts at next month’s inaugural Major League Soccer (MLS) Caribbean Player Combine in Antigua and Barbuda. The Cougars midfielder has been invited to take part in the MLS s...
Dec 10, 2013
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