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The year 2020 started promisingly enough with much to look forward to, including the 49th Carifta Games, which were set to take place in Bermuda for a fifth time in April. It began with Southampton Rangers beating Devonshire Cougars 1-0 in the Friend...

No one in the business world could have foreseen the upheaval that 2020 would unleash on the Bermuda economy. The year was characterised by business closures, layoffs and redundancies on a scale the island has not seen in modern times. It was a year ...

The most improbable of presidents, Donald Trump reshaped the office and shattered its centuries-old norms and traditions while dominating the national discourse like no one before. Trump, governing by whim and tweet, deepened the nation’s racial and ...

Not since the Second World War has a single phenomenon dominated the news worldwide as the Covid-19 pandemic has in 2020. In the United States, a tumultuous presidential election and a wave of protests over racial injustice also drew relentless cover...

By March 23, Apple had lost $435 billion in market value in about five weeks and many of its retail outlets were shut as the virus pandemic walloped the global economy and stock markets. Meanwhile, a report issued by the National Bureau of Economic R...

When Yoshiro Mori, president of the Tokyo Olympics organising committee, claimed defiantly in February that the greatest show on earth would go ahead in spite of a looming pandemic, few realised what wishful thinking that was. Weeks later, with the n...

We know this much already: there will be an election next year. People will spend money, eat food, watch (and play) sports, use phone apps and play video games, and countries around the world will engage in diplomacy — and conflict. The details of al...

Revisit the highs and lows of the year that was 2018 through our Year In Review video, produced by Kevin Smith, our Social Media Manager, and Akil Simmons, our Acting Chief Photographer.

The island’s political system was rocked early in November with several high-profile resignations within the Progressive Labour Party. Starting on November 5, Marc Bean, the PLP leader, declared his retirement from politics after what some would des...

Two referendums take place that impact Bermuda’s future, with residents only having a say in one of them. While the island is failing to answer the question of whether we should allow same-sex marriages and civil unions, Britain is voting to withdraw...

Torrential rain doesn’t dampen the spirits of some Bermuda residents who help raise money for worthy charities by participating in the XL Catlin Bermuda End-to-End event. Embracing the “good cause, great fun” ethos of the event, they brave the stormy...

After a three-week trial, Shantoine Prinston Burrows, 25, was found guilty of the murder of Rickai Swan at Southampton Rangers Sports Club. Earlier in the court proceedings prosecutors told a jury how Burrows, dressed in dark clothing and wearing a ...