The Royal Gazette

Established in 1828, The Royal Gazette is the sole daily newspaper in Bermuda, delivering news every day except Sundays and public holidays. It boasts a daily print readership exceeding 30,000 and attracts over 20,000 users to its website each day, making it the most widely read news outlet in Bermuda. The Royal Gazette is dedicated to providing comprehensive and impartial coverage for the entire community, maintaining its independence from any political affiliations, and is a proud member of the Media Council of Bermuda. Each day, The Royal Gazette features the latest updates on local and international news, along with sections on sports, business, lifestyle, and opinion pieces.

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Fisheries management expert to speak at Bermuda College

3 days ago | royalgazette.com | Owain Johnston-Barnes

An international fisheries scientist will offer a free lecture this week about fisheries management and the potential impact of climate change. Sarah Lindley Smith, a fisheries social scientist and marine research associate with the University of Rhode Island's Coastal Resources Centre, will host a public lecture at the Bermuda College on Thursday afternoon in collaboration with the college and the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce.
Police dog helped to locate murder defendant in tree

6 days ago | royalgazette.com | Owain Johnston-Barnes

A jury heard how a man accused of murder was discovered 20ft up a tree after a search with a canine unit through a wooded area of St David's. QuaZori Brangman, Jukai Burgess, Aaron Perinchief and Nasaje Anderson have denied charges that they murdered 19-year-old Letrae Doeman and used a firearm to commit an indictable offence.
Acrisure Re adds senior hires

1 week ago | royalgazette.com | Claire Shefchik

Acrisure Re has appointed Roman Romeo as president and head of its Bermuda operations, as the global reinsurance broker looks to strengthen its presence on the island. Mr Romeo, who took up the post on April 7, will report to Michael Cross, president of Acrisure Re North America. He will lead the local team with a mandate to grow the business, improve service capabilities and build out a high-performing team.
ASR names Trevor Oates as head of reinsurance

1 week ago | royalgazette.com | Claire Shefchik

Africa Specialty Risks has appointed industry veteran Trevor Oates as its new head of reinsurance. In his new role, Mr Oates will be responsible for ceded reinsurance purchasing across the ASR group, which operates underwriting balance sheets in Bermuda, Mauritius and at Lloyd's through Syndicate 2454. He will also work closely with ASR's capacity providers, including Lloyd's syndicates supporting the Africa-focused Baobab consortium.
Compre acquires CovĂ©a's US subsidiary

1 week ago | royalgazette.com | Claire Shefchik

Specialty reinsurer Compre Group Holdings Ltd has finalised its acquisition of the CSE Group, a US subsidiary of French mutual insurance group Covéa.The CSE Group consists of two California-domiciled personal lines insurance carriers that stopped underwriting new business in 2024.
Murder victim shot ten times in deadly 2022 attack

1 week ago | royalgazette.com | Owain Johnston-Barnes

The trial of four men accused of the fatal shooting of a teenager began in the Supreme Court today with the jury watching CCTV footage of the crime. A brief video clip without sound showed a man in dark clothing run through the parking lot of the Brightside Guest House in Flatts. He was followed by a man in a red shirt, who sat with his back to a wall as a motorcycle pulled up to the entrance of the parking area.
Somerset Primary School Annual Egg Drop

1 week ago | royalgazette.com | Akil Simmons
Aeries Adventures Annual Easter Hat Parade

1 week ago | royalgazette.com | Akil Simmons
Civil servants 'shielding' ministers, claims OBA

1 week ago | royalgazette.com | Sam Strangeways

Opposition leader Jarion Richardson accused the Progressive Labour Party government yesterday of using civil servants to "shield" elected officials. Mr Richardson claimed it was "unconstitutional" for a public affairs officer at the Department of Communications to have publicly defended the renewal by David Burt, the Premier, of a parliamentary motion concerning the Commission of Inquiry into Historical Land Losses.
lives will be saved with on-road training

1 week ago | royalgazette.com | Sarah Lagan

An advanced driving instructor with more than 20 years of professional experience has said plans to provide on-road training for learner riders in Bermuda cannot come soon enough. Darren Glasford, the founder and owner of Systemized Training and Security Services, a private driver and rider training service, said that changes to mandated training for motorcyclists to include improved practical experience will save lives and prevent injuries.