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Sir John Swan insists that Bermuda’s voters have a choice to depart from the extremes of politics seen elsewhere

Sir John Swan, emboldened by his performance at the Smith’s North by-election, plans a forum on changing political governance

Sir John Swan, the former premier, who has not ruled out running in the Smith’s North by-election on May 22, says Bermuda urgently needs change

National Hero Sir John Swan makes a case for the Fairmont Southampton development to proceed for the betterment of Bermuda

The operation of good government relies on the same principles of management as in any complex organisation. As organisations mature, so, too, must their hierarchy reflect the principles of good governance. Bermuda has a hard-earned reputation for be...

Bermuda’s economy relies on a very clearly defined tax base, which highlights both the strengths and weaknesses we face in today’s global economy. Our economy operates in a very connected and complex, global economic environment, which affords us gre...

Under the guise of “emergency powers” and fearmongering, the Premier has instilled a post-Covid authoritarian regime like no other. To come out of this, we need a quick-jolt recovery, financial stability and sustainable economic growth. Time is not o...

Trust in our political leaders should be the cornerstone of a healthy democracy; that belief that politicians and their ministries will act in our best interests. Distrust in politics is corrosive to a healthy democracy and in Bermuda this has become...

Good governance produces good citizenship. All elected Governments should have as an overriding principle, the assurance and/or the promise to all of its citizens to provide good governance and a results-based approach to governing which includes: 1....