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The rivals who want to lead Bermuda (opens the original)
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As the Progressive Labour Party membership controversy continues to boil over into the public arena, there has been more focus on the internal workings of the ruling party than on who is actually best to lead the country. While aspects of the row over a process that decides who can become a member and who can vote on the next leader may be vexing, the ultimate outcome could have serious ramifications not only for the contestants but for the island as a whole. As hundreds of new members signed up
Curtis Dickinson: More to man behind the suit (opens the original)
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A “Somerset boy” from humble beginnings, Curtis Dickinson credits a life grounded in community for setting him on the path to success in the corporate world and also for the firm principles upon which he stands. The former Wall Street investment banker, who is running against union stalwart Jason Hayward in the upcoming Progressive Labour Party leadership contest, has been criticised by many for vanishing into the shadows of the back bench since resigning as finance minister in 2022. While he ma
Jason Hayward: Fire in the belly, community at heart (opens the original)
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Raised in Pembroke within a politically vibrant, working-class family, economy and labour minister Jason Hayward believes the values that led him to serve and that shaped his approach to leadership were developed in his early years. The labour union stalwart, who is to run against Curtis Dickinson in the upcoming Progressive Labour Party leadership contest, is widely seen as a politician who will remain faithful to the party’s core membership and will continue the legacy of his publicly “neutral
Water issue at Westgate ‘under control’, Senate told (opens the original)
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The Attorney-General has said a water supply issue that left staff and inmates at Westgate Correctional Facility short of tap water and flushable toilets is now “under control”. Kim Wilkerson, who is also the Minister of Justice, addressed the issue during the Senate session on Monday morning. A source close to the prison provided an update saying the situation caused rising tensions within the prison population as problems persisted through the weekend — such that some inmates refused to be loc
AG tells Senate water issue at Westgate ‘under control’ (opens the original)
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The Attorney-General has said a water supply issue that left staff and inmates at Westgate Correctional Facility short of tap water and flushable toilets is now “under control”. Kim Wilkerson, who is also the Minister of Justice, addressed the issue during the Senate session this morning. A source close to the prison provided an update saying the situation caused rising tensions within the prison population as problems persisted through the weekend — such that some inmates refused to be locked i
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