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Islam teaches treating the elderly with respect (opens the original)
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September is World Alzheimer’s Month, an international campaign that encourages greater awareness of dementia and the importance of understanding the condition. The 2026 theme is: “The earlier you know, the more you can do: a dementia diagnosis matters.” But what exactly is dementia and other associated conditions? Knowing the difference between dementia and Alzheimer’s disease is crucial. When I was growing up the general consensus was all senior citizens were prone to become “senile”! Thank go
Bermuda runs on honest labour (opens the original)
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On Monday, Bermuda will pause to observe Labour Day — a day to recognise, appreciate and honour the men and women whose labour keeps our island moving. Labour Day has its roots in the international labour movement of the late 19th century, when workers campaigned for fair wages, improved working conditions and shorter working hours. In Bermuda, the journey towards an official Labour Day was part of a much longer struggle by the labour movement for workers’ rights and dignity. In 1981, legislatio
Education is preparation for life itself (opens the original)
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As the long summer days draw to a close and families begin preparing for another school year, the familiar rhythm begins again. School uniforms are purchased, books and stationery gathered, timetables arranged, and children prepare to return to pre-school, primary, secondary school, college or further education. Yet, as we prepare our children or ourselves for another year of learning, perhaps we should pause and ask: What exactly are we educating our children or ourselves for? Education is one
Bringing unity to all of Bermuda (opens the original)
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Do you know why great nations fall, families fall apart, and relationships crumble? It seems to me that, more often than not, the answer lies in one thing: a lack of unity among us. When we lose the ability to stand together, communicate with one another and work towards a common purpose, the very foundations that hold us together begin to weaken. But what exactly is community unity and why is it so important to the strength and wellbeing of our communities? Unity is not simply a desirable quali
Solar eclipse is one of the signs of Allah (opens the original)
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On Wednesday, August 12, 2026, people across the world looked towards the heavens, as the Sun and Moon aligned in one of nature's most extraordinary displays — a solar eclipse. For those of us in Bermuda, the experience had been different from that of people standing directly beneath its path. In Bermuda, the eclipse appeared as a partial eclipse, reaching its maximum in Bermuda with about 17.7 per cent of the Sun obscured by the Moon. Yet although Bermuda did not experience the dramatic darknes
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