He went on to receive a bachelor's degree in English communications from a university in Upstate New York.

Hyde was appointed various ministries during the two-term administration under Prime Minister Said Musa, including Education, Youth, Sports, Housing, Transport, and Defense.

[4] Hyde continued to serve the people of his constituency until 2012, when his son was diagnosed with a deadly cancer.

In 2014, Hyde announced his return to politics, defeating the incumbent in the 2015 elections and reclaiming his old seat.

[5] After the overwhelming victory of the People's United Party in the 2020 elections, Hyde was appointed the Deputy Prime Minister of Belize.