US pledges $267 million more to fight Ebola in central Africa
The outbreak was detected in May and is already the second most lethal on record, behind one in West Africa from 2014 to 2016 FILE PHOTO: A Congolese medical worker…
Countries still way behind on UN biodiversity targets, research shows
As part of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework agreed in late 2022, nearly 200 countries signed on to the “30 by 30” goal and pledged to mobilise at least $200…
Whitney Institute celebrates high achievers
The Whitney Institute Middle School hailed the dedication of its students and staff as it celebrated its 2025-26 I/GCSE cohort.
The school’s board of governors said students achieved an 89 per cent pa…
The school’s board of governors said students achieved an 89 per cent pa…
Burnham backs lifting restrictions on alcohol at English soccer matches
The consumption of alcohol in the stands of the top five tiers of English men’s soccer has been banned since 1985, when fighting between rival fans at matches was common.…
Oil holds near two-week lows while diesel cracks hit record
Brent crude futures rose $1.33, or 1.34%, to $100.58 a barrel by 1303 GMT while West Texas Intermediate futures gained 65 cents, or 0.72%, to $91.17 International News via Reuters:…
KPMG backs regional approach to island healthcare
Healthcare leaders from across the Caribbean have called for more regional collaboration to tackle workforce shortages, chronic disease and climate pressures on island health systems.
The discussion t…
The discussion t…
Govt Provides Funding To Eight Organisations
The Government provided funding to eight organisations to support programmes and services benefiting communities across Bermuda. A Government spokesperson said, “On September 22, the Government provided funding to eight organisations delivering programmes and services that benefit communities across Bermuda. “Seven organisations have received funding of $12,500 each through the Confiscated Assets Fund: C.A.R.E. Computer Services, …
CariGenetics internship part of wider Caribbean commitment
CariGenetics concluded its 2026 summer internship programme in Bermuda which is part of a wider investment in the future of Caribbean research.
Nia-Rene Outerbridge and Kaelyn Fleming enjoyed approxim…
Nia-Rene Outerbridge and Kaelyn Fleming enjoyed approxim…
Government unveils $127,500 in additional funding for groups
The Government this week provided almost $130,000 of additional funding to eight organisations that offer programmes of benefit to the community.
Seven organisations received $12,500 in funding throug…
Seven organisations received $12,500 in funding throug…
Cayman Islands Beat Bermuda In Opener
Bermuda fell to the Cayman Islands by two wickets in their opening match of the North America Cup at the Jimmy Powell Cricket Oval. Bermuda, after winning the toss and electing to bat, were dismissed for 113, with Kamau Leverock top-scoring with 46. Romeo Dunka led the Cayman Islands bowling attack with 3-27 from three …
Mangrove Bay clinic re-opened as Alice Scott Health Centre
Health Minister Kim Wilson and Public Works Minister Jache Adams were on hand to unveil the newly renovated clinic in the West End Residents in the west end will now…
Butterfield shares fall 0.75%
The Royal Gazette/BSX Index remained unchanged on 3,758.34 as there was no trading on the Bermuda Stock Exchange today.
Butterfield Bank’s US-listed shares fell 44 cents, or 0.75 per cent, to close at…
Butterfield Bank’s US-listed shares fell 44 cents, or 0.75 per cent, to close at…
Four new insurers registered in August
The Bermuda Monetary Authority experienced a quieter month for insurance registrations. The regulator confirmed four new registrations in August, lifting the year-to-date total to 46.
The newest addit…
The newest addit…
Police Issue 55 Traffic Tickets On Tuesday
Police issued 55 tickets during traffic enforcement on Tuesday [Sept 22], with 27 for speeding, the highest recorded at 90km/h, and 23 for seatbelt offences, including seven minibus drivers, while a woman on an e-bike was also ticketed after being clocked at 67km/h. A police spokesperson said, “Continued traffic abatement efforts by the Bermuda Police …
Column: Robinson On Cost Of Living Bill & More
[Opinion column written by MP Dwayne Robinson] When the Cost of Living Commission Amendment [No. 2] Bill 2026 was defeated in the Senate, I cautioned the Minister of Home Affairs to take this time to re-think her strategy. Unfortunately, Minister Alexa Lightbourne regrettably shows that her priorities remain mis-aligned with the priorities of Bermudians. Putting …
Skyport President Aaron Adderley met
Skyport President Aaron Adderley met last week with Assistant Administrator of International Operations, Anthony Q. Monreal, and other senior representatives from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) at its headquarters in Washington, DC to formally enter into an agreement with the US agency as part of TSA’s Airport Partnership Program.
Careers drive ramps up at Fairmont Southampton
A free seminar to guide Bermudian online applicants into hundreds of jobs at the Fairmont Southampton has been launched by the resort.
After the hotel announced this month that it was embarking on the…
After the hotel announced this month that it was embarking on the…
Oxford English Dictionary adds four Bermudian words
Britain’s authority on the English language has added four Bermudian words to its catalogue.
The Oxford English Dictionary announced the addition of the words “bimpert,” “hamma” and “shadeesh,” as wel…
The Oxford English Dictionary announced the addition of the words “bimpert,” “hamma” and “shadeesh,” as wel…
Health centre reopens in honour of West End trailblazer
A government health centre in the West End has reopened and been renamed in honour of a “ground-breaking” Bermudian nurse and educator.
More than 60 people attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Al…
More than 60 people attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Al…
Peter Williams and Gary McInally join Pine Walk leadership
Peter Williams has joined Pine Walk as chief underwriting officer, alongside the appointment of Gary McInally as CEO of Pine Walk Capital and managing director of Pine Walk.
After his experience in sp…
After his experience in sp…
BMA proposes framework for failing insurers
The Bermuda Monetary Authority has proposed a framework for dealing with insurers that can no longer remain in business, with the aim of protecting policyholders and limiting disruption to the island’…
Police at West End issue 55 traffic tickets in a day
More than 50 drivers were ticketed by police in one day as officers worked with Transport Control Department staff at the West End.
Police yesterday issued 55 moving violation tickets — 27 of which we…
Police yesterday issued 55 moving violation tickets — 27 of which we…
Ryanair CEO pledges not to hit passengers with fuel surcharge
Global airlines have struggled with the spiralling cost of jet fuel, with airBaltic the latest to announce it was entering Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings FILE PHOTO: Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary…
Bermudian artist in UK announced as Black Futures finalist
A Bermudian artist living in the UK has been left “thrilled” after she was announced as a finalist for an upcoming awards ceremony celebrating the outstanding contributions of Black residents in the G…
50 traffic tickets issued in one day
Among alleged culprits: a female clocked at 67kmph on an e-bike Continued traffic abatement efforts by the Bermuda Police Service (BPS), resulted in more than fifty people being ticketed for…
Committee Of 25 Awards Five Scholarships
The Committee of 25 has awarded $25,000 in scholarships and awards to five Bermudian students — Christopher Jackson, Christopher Bean, Kavwona Richardson, Keimani Trott and Malia Bell — who are pursuing careers supporting children and families. A spokesperson said, “For nearly 75 years, the Committee of 25 has helped Bermuda families access the care, equipment …
Italy’s Colosseum closes after worker dies in accident
Andrea Moretti, a 22-year-old technician, died after falling several metres while installing a new lighting system inside the ancient Roman arena International News via Reuters: Italy’s Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli…
Greece proposes European Spectrum Union to raise billions for EU budget from 6G mobile
Greece has proposed that European Union states should create a European Spectrum Union which could use some of the funds raised by future national sales of 6G mobile spectrum for…
Imani Phillips reaches semi-finals in Vietnam
One of Bermuda’s top pickleball players Imani Phillips reached the semi-finals of the women’s advanced 19+ division at the Petrolimex Saigon Cup in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
At an event that was part…
At an event that was part…
Lane closure in Warwick for paving work
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advises the motoring public that a single-lane closure will be in effect on Middle Road, in Warwick, from Tamarind Vale junction to Longford…
Paul DeShield Releases First Gospel Rap Album
Paul DeShield has released his first gospel album, De Shield of Faith, a nine-track project which is “anchored in Bermudian identity” and has 73 scripture references. Mr DeShield, who performs as Eminence, believes this is the first documented gospel rap album from Bermuda. “I feel like this album is a culmination of my experiences and …
Dylan Muso finishes 40th in The Gauntlet in New Jersey
Dylan Muso closed out an eventful second round to claim a share of 40th place as McDaniel College brought their campaign to a close at The Gauntlet at Hawk Pointe…
EU could recoup third of US economic lead with bigger firms, ECB says
European policymakers are trying to tackle the EU’s economic underperformance relative to the United States, which is home to many of the world’s largest companies and is leading the race…
Part of Middle Road in Warwick to close for paving
Part of Middle Road in Warwick will be limited to one lane of traffic for paving from tomorrow until November, the Ministry of Public Works and Environment advised.
The lane will close from the juncti…
The lane will close from the juncti…
NAC 2026 schedule reworked as rain forces double-headers
Adverse weather has forced tournament organizers to radically overhaul the 2026 North American Cup schedule, triggering a grueling run of back-to-back fixtures across three consecutive days. With rain washing out…
SailGP Generates $7.2M Economic Impact
The 2026 Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand Prix “generated an estimated $7.2 million in total economic impact for Bermuda,” according to a statement released today. A spokesperson said, “The 2026 Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand Prix generated an estimated $7.2 million in total economic impact for Bermuda – a 47 percent increase compared to the …
Lauren Cardwell’s Toronto held to scoreless draw by Waterloo
Bermuda’s Lauren Cardwell and her University of Toronto Varsity Blues had to settle for a gritty 0-0 draw against heavyweight rivals Waterloo Warriors in an intense OUA encounter at Back…
Bermuda College Foundation (“the Foundation”)
Bermuda College Foundation (“the Foundation”) is pleased to announce the establishment of the new Bermuda Chess Association (“the BCA”) Scholarship, a two-year scholarship supporting a Bermuda College (“the College”) student who’s experience with chess reflects the discipline, strategic thinking, and resilience the BCA seeks to encourage.
Knife and suspected drugs found during traffic check
A man was arrested yesterday for possession of a knife and drugs, police said today.
The items were seized when traffic checks took place in the area of Barnes Corner, Southampton.
Officers had reason…
The items were seized when traffic checks took place in the area of Barnes Corner, Southampton.
Officers had reason…
SailGP pumps millions into the economy
The SailGP fleet in action on Race Day 1 of the Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand Prix in Bermuda. Saturday 9 May 2026. Rolex SailGP Championship Event 5 2026 Season.…
Knife and drugs seized during arrest in Southampton
Around 12:20 p.m. on Tuesday, September 22, 2026 police officers were conducting traffic abatement operations in the area of Barnes Corner, Southampton, when they had cause to stop a motorcycle…
Sarah Cross is Buckingham’s High Performance Athlete of the Year
Bermudian rugby international Sarah Cross has been crowned High Performance Athlete of the Year at the University of Buckingham Students’ Union’s 2026 Sports and Societies Awards. Cross saw off competition…
Live Video: Govt Hold Press Conference
Minister of Health Kim Wilson and Minister of Public Works & Environment Jache Adams are holding a press conference this morning [Sept 23] to provide an an update on the Mangrove Bay Health Centre. We will have additional coverage later on and in the meantime the live video is below. Related Stories Video: HIV Awareness …
Saltus Celebrates 2026 AP Exam Success
Saltus School is celebrating its 2026 graduates after 93% of its students who took Advanced Placement [AP] exams achieved scores of 3 or higher. A spokesperson said, “Saltus is proud to celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of our 2026 graduates in their Advanced Placement [AP] examination results. Offering AP courses since 1975, Saltus continues to uphold …
Global stocks stall, oil ticks up as investors await Mideast peace signals
Hopes of improving crude supplies have weighed on oil prices for most of this week International News via Reuters: Global shares paused on Wednesday after a four-day winning streak as…
BofA forecasts two BoE rate hikes as energy prices stoke inflation concerns
The shift follows last week’s BoE meeting where policymakers struck a firmer tone on inflation risks, particularly those stemming from a recent surge in oil and natural gas prices International…
Pound caught in three-day slide as dollar rallies broadly
Growth in British business activity cooled this month and inflation pressure built, a survey showed on Wednesday International News via Reuters: The pound fell for a third day on Wednesday,…
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Oxford Dictionary Adds More Bermuda Words
The Oxford English Dictionary has added four new ‘Bermudian English’ terms — “bimpert,” “hamma,” “shadeesh” and “to cut someone’s tail” — in its latest update. A spokesperson said, “Oxford Languages announces its latest Oxford English Dictionary [OED] update. In 2021, the OED added a significant number of words and phrases from one of the oldest dialects …
Dylan Muso Finishes 40th At The Gauntlet
Bermudian golfer Dylan Muso finished tied for 40th as McDaniel College concluded its campaign at The Gauntlet at Hawk Pointe Golf Club in Washington, New Jersey. Muso completed the 36-hole tournament at 12-over par after shooting 7-over-par 79 in the second round. He recorded one birdie and 11 pars during the final round, along with …