In July 2017, the Progressive Labour Party released its General Election platform.
In it, it pledged to “reform public education by phasing out middle schools and introducing signature schools at the ...
The new owner of the Ascendant Group and its Belco subsidiary probably did not expect the first event of its new ownership to be an island-wide blackout. Nor can it be blamed for it.
But the lack of e...
Curtis Dickinson, the Minister of Finance, has received generally high marks for his handling of the economic and financial fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
He has, rightly but with a suitable s...
Norbert Simons first met Clevonte Lodge-Bean when he was a student at Whitney Institute Middle School.
Mr Simons, a teacher and athletics coach, recognised immediately that the young man, not yet in h...
Just six weeks ago, on October 5, Bermuda had a total of two active Covid-19 cases, the lowest number since the pandemic took hold.
As of yesterday, there were 19 active cases, but the number had rise...
On the heels of its historic mandate, the Government laid out an ambitious programme in its Throne Speech delivered last Friday in the Town of St George.
Four hundred years after Bermuda’s legislature...
Cole Simons’s accession as leader of the One Bermuda Alliance, and therefore Leader of the Opposition, signals that the party is beginning to accept its humbling at the polls on October 1 and is begin...
Thanks to new statistics, it is possible to better gauge just how damaging the Covid-19 lockdown was to the economy and what the prospects for economic recovery are.
Overall, the damage done was very ...
Victors of landslide election victories do not often get stark reminders of the limits of power within days of their election triumph, but that is what happened to the Progressive Labour Party last we...
Cognitive dissonance is defined as the state of having inconsistent thoughts.
If you have been experiencing this feeling since David Burt announced his new Cabinet on Thursday, you are not alone.
He...
