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The former chairman of drinks giant Bacardi has died, the company announced on Monday. Manuel Jorge Cutillas, the first chairman of the group of Bacardi firms that formed Bacardi Ltd in 1992, was 81. Facundo L. Bacardi, the present chairman, said: “...

There is something new sitting on the office desk of supermarket boss Giorgio Zanol. It is a stone cairn ornament featuring the inspirational words ‘Wish It, Dream It, Do It’. The stone cairn was gifted to him by fellow supermarket boss Anthony Aguia...

Vanessa James has been selected as the recipient of the annual Dame Lois Browne-Evans Criminal Pupillage Award. In winning the prestigious international award, Ms James received a bursary of $25,000 and, in October, began her 12-month pupillage at Ca...

The Court of Appeal will decide next week whether to quash the convictions of former Bermuda Housing Corporation manager Glenn Brangman for a series of sex attacks on a teenage clerk. The appeal panel of three judges heard arguments from Brangman’s l...

Politics sometimes looks and feels like a game for men in which women, especially women voters, have a minor role. But that’s at odds with the role women play in this community. Those who know acknowledge that we are the backbone of Bermuda’s socie...

Match racing skipper Lance Fraser produced another stellar display at the recent Oakville Halloween Invitational in Long Island, New York. Fraser and his Digicel Business Match Racing team-mates placed second at the three-day regatta, losing 1-2 to A...

Schoolchildren were first in line this morning to hear all about preventing kitchen blazes at the start of Fire Safety Awareness Week. The launch event, led by Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley at Hamilton Fire Service’s headquarters on King Str...

Top runner Chris Estwanik made a return to the local athletic scene in Sunday’s Bank of Bermuda Foundation Triathlon in St George’s. The five-time May 24 Derby winner anchored his team — Too Big To Fail — to victory in the Corporate Team Division, co...

Bermuda Education Network The Government’s consultation process about parent involvement in public education continues to raise some interesting issues. At Bermuda Education Network, the process has caused us to do a lot of thinking about public enga...

East End residents have been left in the cold by Government’s failure to speak out over the closure of the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre, the Opposition has charged. The Bermuda Hospitals Board announced last week that the centre will shut by the end...