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Andre Curtis spent just $215,568 of the $345,250 he received from Government for Faith-Based Tourism on that project, a forensic accountant alleged yesterday. Prosecution witness Todd Boyd said Mr Curtis spent the other $129,681 on personal expenses ...

Businessman Andre Curtis spent $271,000 paid to him to renovate a home in only four months, with less than half going toward actual construction, according to a forensic accountant. Accountant Todd Boyd yesterday told Supreme Court that according to ...

A churchman said there was no contribution paid by Government towards his installation as a pastor despite suggestions otherwise by Andre Curtis. Dwight Grant said Mr Curtis, who headed Government’s Faith-Based Tourism [FBT] initiative, was a member ...

A woman who was expecting $15,000 from Government’s Faith-Based tourism fund said she never received a dime of it from theft-accused Andre Curtis. Angria Bassett helped organise a conference called “a Nation at Risk,” held at the Hamilton Princess ho...

A Sri Lankan accountant who swindled an insurance company out of more than $75,000 was yesterday sentenced to 16 months’ imprisonment. Chadima Gangula Arachchige, 37, admitted dishonestly obtaining $76,297.08 from BF&M Insurance and attempting to obt...

A Sri Lankan accountant who admitted defrauding an insurance company of nearly $70,000 has pleaded guilty to a further charge of deception. Chandima Gangula Arachchige pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to dishonestly obtaining $7,884.19 from insur...

A Sri Lankan accountant who admitted to defrauding an insurance company out of nearly $70,000 has pleaded guilty to a further charge of deception. Chandima Gangula Arachchige admitted in Magistrates’ Court to dishonestly obtaining $7,884.19 from insu...

A Sri Lankan accountant yesterday admitted stealing almost $70,000 from her insurance company by falsely claiming she had surgery overseas. Chadima Gangula Archchige, 37, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court, to three counts of dishonestly obtaining ...

Foreign con artists are using stolen credit card information to try to get money by ordering expensive champagne, china and crystal from stores in Bermuda. Police yesterday warned local businesses and members of the public to be vigilant for the scam...