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Paula Cox “prepared” to run in constituency 14

Former premier issues sharp warning to David Burt in dispute over Wayne Caines' selection by party leadership

June 14, 2017
By Ayo Johnson

Former Premier Paula Cox has vowed to stand as a general election candidate for constituency 14 (Devonshire North West) pitting her supporters against Progressive Labour Party leader David Burt who this afternoon announced Wayne Caines as the candidate. According to internal party correspondence seen by Politica, the branch organisation insisted that Cox was their preferred…...

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Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: Constituency 14, Devonshire North West, Paula Cox, PLP, Wayne Caines

What have we been up to ?

A Think Media update

May 29, 2017
By Ayo Johnson

Bootstrapping a startup independent media organisation was never meant to be a walk in the park. As our members have no doubt noticed, our publication rate has taken a bit of a dive in the last two months. So you’d be right to ask What has Think Media been up to? We’ve not been neglecting you…....

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Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: Think Fest, Think Media, Works in Progress

Calling all independent thinkers

Think Fest: Showcasing Bermuda’s Thought Leaders

May 29, 2017
By Ayo Johnson

  Bermudians at home and abroad are invited to submit proposals for presentations for Think Fest 2019, Think Media’s seminar series which takes place in August and September. Designed to showcase and celebrate Bermuda’s academics and thought leaders, each Think Fest event will be video-taped for later web and television broadcast. The format will be […]

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Premier to face no confidence vote

May 20, 2017
By Ayo Johnson

Opposition Leader David Burt is to call for a vote of no confidence in Premier Michael Dunkley – making good on a threat issued last week. Burt gave notice of his no confidence motion at the end of yesterday’s sitting of the House of Assembly. The move came after parliament voted for his party’s proposals…...

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Parties tread softly on gay marriage, spar over economy

PLP seeking a "unified approach" to controversial issue of marriage equality

May 10, 2017
By Ayo Johnson

The Progressive Labour Party will be discussing the Supreme Court’s ruling that gay people have the right to marry at its caucus meeting tonight, party leader David Burt told the media. Meanwhile, Government has announced that it will not be appealing the ruling in an official statement yesterday. We’ll have a debate today and we…...

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Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: David Burt, Kim Wilkerson, PLP

Landmark marriage equality ruling

Same sex marriage opponents vow to continue their fight

May 7, 2017
By Ayo Johnson

Bermuda’s gay community and its allies are celebrating Friday’s landmark ruling that same sex couples have the right to marry. But Opposition MP Wayne Furbert a leading opponent of same sex marriage vowed to carry on his fight to ensure that marriage can only be between a man and a woman. And Preserve Marriage the…...

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Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: mark pettingill, same sex marriage, Wayne Furbert, winston godwin

Facing Mental Health: Susan Thomas’ story

April 25, 2017
By Ayo Johnson

Young children with mental health challenges find themselves trapped in a vortex of confusion and fear. Susan Thomas should know. When she was around five years old, she knew something was wrong, but it was only in adulthood that her severe anxiety and depression were diagnosed. Today, the insurance broker manages her condition with a…...

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Lahey files motion to dismiss Bermuda’s lawsuit

April 14, 2017
By Ayo Johnson

Lahey hospital has asked a court to dismiss a complaint against it by the government of Bermuda alleging a bribery and racketeering conspiracy with former Premier Ewart Brown. In court papers filed today, Lahey describes the complaint as “baseless” and politically motivated. The dismissal motion comes two months after Attorney General Trevor Moniz filed the…...

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Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: Ewart Brown, Lahey

Scandal-hit St Andrews to take Bermuda inmates with severe mental health challenges

March 30, 2017
By Ayo Johnson

Bermuda is to send inmates with severe mental health challenges to St Andrews Healthcare, a UK charity which has been hit by scandals in recent years – including the deaths of four clients in their care over a seven month period in 2010. Citing concerns about safety and leadership, Care Quality Commission which regulates hospitals […]

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Police Commissioner: My resignation over December 2 failures is “not warranted”

March 28, 2017
By Ayo Johnson

Pepper spray: Police in Bermuda used pepper spray to disperse protesters against an airport development deal.

An independent review of police’s response to the December 2 protests has found multiple failures but Police Commissioner Michael DeSilva is in no mind to resign. Meanwhile, summons have been issued to an unspecified number of protesters to face charges of unlawfully obstructing the entrances to the House of Assembly during the protests. DeSilva told…...

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