• Become a member
  • About Think Media
    • Policy on Sources
    • Journalism Ethics
  • Public Editor
    • About Public Editor
  • News
  • Team
  • Contact
  • Recommended sites
    • Bermuda Real
    • Bermemes
    • Bernews

Politica

Fearless Independent Journalism




  • Live
  • Featured
  • Facing Mental Health
    • About Facing Mental Health
  • Politics
  • Video
  • Airport Project
  • Freestyle

Rev Tweed is “immune from expulsion” – lawyer

to stay on island pending outcome of court hearing; presiding elder expresses "jubilation"

January 18, 2017
By Ayo Johnson

Lawyer Delroy Duncan is to argue before a judge that AME pastor Reverend Nicholas Tweed belongs to Bermuda and cannot be ordered to leave. The AME church and Rev Tweed have won the first round of legal proceedings against the government’s decision not to grant him a work permit and to order him off the…...

This content is for members only. Register for full access and support independent journalism
Log In Register

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: Pat Gordon-Pamplin, Rev Tweed, St Paul AME

Minister open to dialogue with churches on work permit policy

work permit policy shift dates back to the Progressive Labour Party government

January 17, 2017
By Ayo Johnson

Immigration minister says she is open to conversation about work permit policy changes for the religious community.

Home Affairs Minister Patricia Gordon-Pamplin is open to discuss changes to the work permit policies for churches. Gordon-Pamplin agreed that the policy which requires churches to advertise vacancies for pastors was “worth a conversation”. But she insisted that current policy must be adhered to. She spoke to Think Media following a January 6 press conference…...

This content is for members only. Register for full access and support independent journalism
Log In Register

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: Rev Tweed, St Paul, work permit policy

St Paul AME Church “riding out the storm” undeterred

Church vows to continue speaking out on social issues in wake of pastor's work permit rejection

January 16, 2017
By Ayo Johnson

After several weeks in the media spotlight over a rejected work permit application for its pastor, St Paul AME church is facing the future undeterred from its social activism role. Rev Nicholas Tweed’s voice at the church regarded as the cathedral of Bermuda’s AME churches has been stilled for now but no one doubts that…...

This content is for members only. Register for full access and support independent journalism
Log In Register

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: Rev Tweed, St Paul

Welcome to

Politica Think Media’s first digital journal. You will find a range of projects and stories — data driven analyses, corruption investigations and social network analyses which expose systems of power and control.

Join the Movement

Thank you for your interest in high quality, high integrity journalism.

Politica is now a membership site.

Help sustain our independence by becoming a member.

And, if you buy stuff through the Amazon link below you will help us thrive.


Support independent journalism

Politica is primarily supported by its readers.

We are unable to provide independent journalism if you copy, forward, print and/or distribute material on this site.

Thank you for your support.

FacebookTwitter Livedrive Simple, Secure Online Backup

Archives


We signed the Pro-Truth Pledge: please hold us accountable.

 

  • Terms of Service

Recent Posts

  • Covid-19: Lessons from West Africa’s battle against Ebola
  • Parolees left unsupervised by Court Services
  • Government refuses to name litigation guardians
  • Bermuda Tourism Authority under the microscope at next ThinkFest
  • Police stymied pepper spray probe

Copyright © 2026 Think Media · Log in

✖