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Kenya Richard Kessio claimed victory in yesterday’s marathon but it came at a price. Shortly after crossing the finish line he was taken to hospital, although not in serious condition. And women’s winner Elena Orlova of Ukraine also needed treatment ...

A sore hip put paid to Geoff Smith’s intended stroll down memory lane during this year’s HSBC Bermuda 10K. The race record holder was forced to withdraw after experiencing discomfort in his hip pointer (insertion that meets at the top of the hip) fol...

Students at Elliot Primary School were treated to a careers fair in memory of beloved PE teacher Reynold Smith. School principal Kimberly Creighton said family of Mr Reynold, including his stepdaughter Anika DeShields, took the event as a chance to c...

Drive, ambition and good bosses — they’re just three of the things Kirsten Faria credits for having led her to a higher level of responsibility at Allied World Assurance Company Ltd. The re/insurer announced last Friday that Ms Faria had been promote...

Jordan Chipangama cruised to victory in yesterday’s HSBC Bermuda Half-Marathon, barely breaking sweat. The Zambian hit the tape in 1:05.53 to claim victory competing in a half-marathon for the first time. He finished nearly a minute ahead of nearest ...

A slight acceleration in Chinese economic growth at the end of last year is reinforcing the common narrative that China’s expansion is a threat to other nations, including the US. The bigger danger over the medium term, however, may be a slowdown in ...

In the aftermath of the year’s second road death, friends and family gathered in mourning and remembrance yesterday at the Alexandra Road, Devonshire home of Haile Matthews. Known also as Marcus, the 31-year-old father of two died shortly after his m...

A statement sent to the media by the One Bermuda Alliance emphasised Premier Craig Cannonier’s key messages — none of which include a direct mention of tackling racism. “One of the challenges that Bermuda has is that we have forgotten the human eleme...

Kenyan Julius Bor stole the show in last night’s elite men’s race with an impressive victory in his first ever KPMG Bermuda Invitational Mile. The debutant didn’t quite manage to break the magical four-minute barrier and claim the $10,000 bonus on of...