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One Bermuda Alliance Senator Vic Ball, who was sworn in yesterday, believes that attracting foreign investment will be key to boosting employment in Bermuda. Senator Ball has replaced Nalton Brangman, who stepped down from the role this week to focu...

Nalton Brangman has quit the Senate to focus on his work for the Morgan’s Point resort. The former Education Minister resigned yesterday, citing professional reasons. Premier Michael Dunkley confirmed last night that Mr Brangman had stepped down a...

Mandatory drug tests for those in public office is a breach of privacy, according to Senator Diallo Rabain. During a heated discussion in the Senate of a report about adopting the policy, some Senators voiced strong concerns about the invasion of the...

Government needs to find ways to encourage the private sector to fund anti-gang and anti-drug initiatives, according to Senator Jeff Baron. Sen Baron, the Junior Minister for Public Safety, told the Senate yesterday that several other countries are w...

Further discounts for shoppers could be in the pipeline following fresh talks between Government and retailers, Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy has revealed. The Minister said his Ministry was continuing the initiative that saw some grocery stores...

Senator Michael Fahy said the One Bermuda Alliance is continuing work on its “aggressive agenda” to turn around the Island’s economy and the Throne Speech clearly details their plan. And he praised the PLP for expressing support for several of the in...

Government today announced the members of a new committee established to modernise Bermuda’s labour laws. Lawyers Alan Dunch and Wendell Hollis, Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris Furbert and Bermuda Public Services Union general secretary Ed B...

Government Senate Leader Michael Fahy has warned that Bermuda still faces tough economic challenges — and that the Island’s unemployment situation could get worse before it gets better. Wrapping up Wednesday’s debate in the upper chamber, the Home Af...

Opposition Senate Leader Diallo Rabain broke ranks with his party colleagues by refusing to support a bill allowing cruise ships to open their casinos while in port, saying a promised referendum on gambling should have been given priority. “This refe...