The Ministry of Education acknowledges the demonstration held today by the West End Warriors for Legacy group.
The Minister of Education, the Hon. Diallo Rabain, JP, MP, expressed, “The Ministry of Education has welcomed and…
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to relay the issues related to social development and social protections in a protracted crisis, which were presented and discussed by the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and The Caribbean, at the…
Mr. Speaker, I rise this morning to provide this Honourable House with a half- year report on the Government fiscal performance.
2021/22 Half-Year Fiscal Performance:
Mr. Speaker, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to have a material…
Mr Speaker and Honourable Members, in this year’s Throne Speech, the Government of Bermuda has reaffirmed its intention to implement universal health coverage for all residents.
Our vision for healthcare seeks to ensure that - “all people…
Good Morning Mr Speaker,
I rise today to inform this Honourable House of the progress made towards the implementation of Bermuda’s Economic Recovery Plan (ERP).
Mr Speaker, Members of this Honourable House will recall the tabling of…
Mr. Speaker, I rise to provide this Honourable House with an update on the St. George’s Marina Development Project.
Mr. Speaker, last week Honourable Members heard mentioned…
Mr. Speaker, on the 23rd July 2021, I advised this honourable House of the payments made as set out in the Project Agreement between Skyport and the Bermuda Airport Authority. I wish to provide the House with an update on the latest MRG payment…
Good afternoon.
Following the November 5th Speech from the Throne, as the Acting Minister of Public Works, I would like to provide an update on last year’s initiatives and highlight the critical status of the Tynes Bay Waste-to-Energy…
Good afternoon.
[Thank you Minister Furbert]. As I begin my remarks today, I once again wish to acknowledge the continued contribution of our front line workers, to the protection and support of our community in the face of this…
The Cabinet Office is advising the public that this year’s Remembrance Day observance will be a Covid-safe, limited in person event.
The observances start at 10.30 a.m., with the laying of wreaths by invited guests including, Her…