January is meant to be a month of hope. A month to set us on the path to redemption and renewal after the travails and challenges of the 12 months gone by.
A month of new year’s resolutions.
But thi...
The Government has been criticised, with good reason, for its recent handling of the surge in the Omicron variant of the coronavirus.
The breakdown of the testing system and the delays in reopening s...
Presumably recharged from his Christmas vacation, David Burt tried to regain control of the agenda this week.
Politically this was a necessity after the Covid-19 testing debacle that followed the Chr...
The shambles surrounding Bermuda’s much hyped Covid-19 testing system worsened at the end of last week with the resignation of Dr Carika Weldon as the Government’s scientific adviser.
Dr Weldon retur...
If the experience of other countries is anything to go by, the greatest threat from the Omicron variant is not that it will cause serious symptoms and widespread death, but that its rapid transmission...
2021 ends tomorrow at midnight, and even if there were not a curfew in place, it is likely that farewell celebrations would have been muted. Most people will have had better years than this one.
The ...
Children today still like to play with Slime, which first gained popularity in the 1970s when it was marketed primarily as a disgusting looking green substance sold in a pretend plastic trash can.
It...
Bermuda recorded the 17th road fatality of the year on Christmas Day when 26-year-old Dennis Saunders was killed in a three-vehicle collision.
This equals the highest number of deaths recorded in the...
"And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God, and saying,
“Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men.”
So says the Gospel ...
The death by stabbing of Osagi Bascome, the 23-year-old national football team player has sent shock waves through the community.
Mr Bascome comes from the one of Bermuda’s most distinguished sportin...
