Yesterday, (August 7), the Premier, Hon. David Burt, JP, MP, participated in a joint meeting with the United Kingdom’s (UK) Minister for Overseas Territories (OT), the Hon. Stephen Doughty and leaders of other UK OTs.
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The Ministry of Economy and Labour is pleased to announce an exciting opportunity for innovative developers and firms to participate in enhancing Bermuda's employment landscape.
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"The implementation of this advanced CCTV system underscores the Government's focus on public safety and the use of the latest technology," said Minister of National Security Michael Weeks, JP, MP.
The Ministry of National Security…
Today the Government of Bermuda issued a public consultation paper intended to provide Bermuda stakeholders with a preliminary, high-level summary of the proposed taxpayer compliance framework (the “Administrative Provisions”) and to obtain…
Earlier today, the Acting Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport, the Hon. Diallo Rabain, joined students and staff in the unveiling of the mural ‘The Future Is In Our Hands’ at the West Pembroke School.
Remarks By The Hon. Diallo Rabain…
The Department of Workforce Development recently celebrated the achievements of the 2024 Youth Employment Programme with a special reception honouring 180 participating students.
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Earlier today, the Acting Governor Mr. Tom Oppenheim appointed the Hon. Kim N. Wilson, Minister of Health, as Attorney-General and Minister of Legal Affairs.
The appointment is made on the advice of the Premier and in accordance with…
Today, the Government of Bermuda’s London Office has issued following notification, and advises Bermudians currently residing in the United Kingdom (UK) to exercise a heightened degree of caution considering the current riots and public disorder…
Today, the Ministry of Economy and Labour released the January 2024 Retail Sales Index publication (attached).
January’s volume of retail sales index increased 4.7 per cent compared to last year. In value terms, retail sales…
Today, the Ministry of Economy and Labour released the January 2024 Consumer Price Index from the Department of Statistics.
“In summary, consumers paid 2.5 per cent more in January 2024 than they did a year ago for the basket of goods…