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The PLP has a choice to make on Deputy Premier. Who has your vote? The PLP has a choice to make on Deputy Premier. Who has your vote? The PLP has a choice to make on Deputy Premier. Who has your vote? The PLP has a choice to make on Deputy Premier. Who has your vote? The PLP has a choice to make on Deputy Premier. Who
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Bad optics for Premier and PLP
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (724+ words) The leadership of the Progressive Labour Party must be having migraines over the way that its membership enrolment controversy has spilt into the public arena. That is understandable for a party that prides itself on discipline and keeping problems “in…...
Government says deeper dive on prices a necessary move
1+ week, 3+ day ago (700+ words) Legislation enabling the Government to get a clear picture of how prices on essential goods transition from the docks to store shelves is crucial for reining in the island’s cost of living, the Ministry of Home Affairs has said. The…...
Lightbourne: fairness and transparency needed on prices
1+ week, 4+ day ago (723+ words) The Government has defended its criticised cost-of-living amendments, maintaining that it has kept “steadfast and focused” on creating a more affordable Bermuda. Speaking on the Government’s Leaders on the Record podcast, Alexa Lightbourne, the Minister of Home Affairs, said her…...
Tort reform not the fix for Florida’s insurance crisis
1+ week, 5+ day ago (798+ words) US states are supposedly the laboratories of democracy, cooking up and testing local solutions to national problems. But some of those labs are more like Walter White’s RV methmobile: they’re not always doing stuff you want to emulate. Also unshockingly,…...
Communism is creeping in
2+ week, 5+ day ago (65+ words) Royal Gazette | Bermuda Communism is creeping in With further Government controls, we are getting away from a free market and heading into a communist society whereby every business will be told what to charge for their services and goods. You…...
Kelly Francis: When good employees disengage quietly
3+ week, 24+ min ago (787+ words) In my last column, I looked at the early signals of retention risk, those warning signs that a resignation may be coming. There is a more dangerous version of the problem because it produces no signal loud enough to notice…...
Rolfe Commissiong: The definition of madness
2+ week, 6+ day ago (1117+ words) This is the latest in a series on the war between Iran and the US “The problem is not socialism, it’s US imperialism …” — Michael Hudson, economist on the geopolitical blog Dialogue Works “We have to continue assassinating the Iranian leadership....
Mother shares pain of Family Court custody battle
3+ week, 5+ min ago (1600+ words) A single mother whose child custody case prompted a judge to issue a stark warning about the state of Bermuda’s justice system has called for better treatment of domestic violence complainants. The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons,…...
Alexandra Wheatley: Lack of court social workers will have catastrophic impact
3+ week, 40+ min ago (826+ words) This is the full text of a postscript to a judgment written by Assistant Justice Alexandra Wheatley concerning the need for more court-approved social workers. This case clearly shows the urgent need for greater investment in Bermuda’s court system and…...
Setting the record straight
3+ week, 20+ hour ago (260+ words) Before addressing some of the substantive points raised in response to my recent op-ed, I want to set the record straight on the most fundamental question of all: what Dame Lois Browne Evans actually said. One commenter repeated the familiar…...