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Former parliamentarian William Milner Cox, a member of the vaunted “Class of ’68”, has died. He was 91. Mr Cox was among a group of MPs who won seats in the 1968 election and were to make their mark on the Bermudian political landscape in the followi...

A fundraising effort by a Bermudian businessman to benefit conservation projects in Kenya’s Tsavo National Park has raised more than $18,000. James Chiappa, an underwriter at Chubb, launched the initiative after travelling to Kenya for a safari holid...

A Bermudian entrepreneur who ditched her cubicle by turning a side hustle into a viable business wants to help other millennial women do the same. Gayneté (Edwards) Jones, 33, is to offer the free one-hour webinar 5 Steps To Build Your Side Hustle So...

Lucia Gallardo is on a mission to make the world a more just place. She is the founder of Emerge, a Toronto-based solutions development lab that is using emerging technologies to address some of the world’s most pressing issues, as defined by the Uni...

With a head for business and a heart for art, Mitchell Klink is on a mission to demystify the art world and make it more accessible. Mr Klink arrived on-island from Atlanta in February, but has already made an impression, having been invited to join ...

The Bermuda Government struck a “very sweet deal” when it paid $10,000 to allow residents of the island to access online courses offered by FinTech School, the organisation’s chief executive officer told The Royal Gazette. Amilcar Chavarria was on-is...

In the final article in a five-part series examining the impact of the ageing of Bermuda’s population, we look at the potential solution: economic growth. Facing an ageing and shrinking population, declining workforce, spiralling healthcare costs, un...

When the Prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act was passed by the South African Parliament in 1949, it was the first of some 148 pieces of legislation that were designed to keep the races apart. The Afrikaner-based National Party had come to power a year...