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The Editor Speaks: No walk-ins or you’ll be run-in

Colin Wilsonweb

“We will not be allowing any more walk-ins from [Friday, 3 May] until the 23rd May – the office will be on lock-down.
“No one will be permitted into the office unless they are on the list with an appointment. We are all here to assist you, the candidates, and we need you to work with [...]

The Editor Speaks: Scott is brave but has he committed suicide?

Colin Wilsonweb

From what I know of Jude Scott he is a well respected and learned man.
He is an accountant, a former partner of Ernst and Young (he was with them for 23 years) and former Global CEO of Maples and Calder.
He served as chairman of the board of Cayman Airways and on the Ministerial Council for [...]

Consuelo Ebanks death

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It is with much sadness we announce the death of the much loved Consuelo Ebanks, writer, actor, activist, artist, and more who died suddenly Tuesday afternoon after collapsing the day before (6) at Hurley’s and being admitted to the George Town Hospital.
Consuelo was a member of the Cayman National Cultural Foundation Board and was in [...]

The Editor Speaks: When “imminent” means “I don’t really know”

Colin Wilsonweb

The Editor Speaks: When “imminent” means “I don’t really know” and the new environment law is not even imminent.
Question: When does “imminent” mean “I don’t really know”?
Answer: When a present government minister says, “the value for money report on government’s deal with Dart is imminent”.
Question: When does “imminently” also mean “I don’t really know”?
Answer: When [...]

The Editor Speaks: Should civil servants have outside employment?

Colin Wilsonweb

The Caymanian Compass reported recently they had now received answers to a Freedom of Information Law request they made “to ministries and portfolios seeking information about public servants who declared having private gainful employment or business interests, how many public servants had a paid contract relationship with government in addition to their regular employment and [...]

Elections Office: issuing of voter cards – UPDATE

The Elections Office is extending the hours during the weekday for Voter ID cards in order to ensure as many persons as possible have the opportunity to receive their ID.  The last day to collect a voter’s card from the Elections Office is Friday May 10, 2013.
The hours as of today (Fri):
Friday May 3, 2013:  [...]

The Editor Speaks: Accidents do happen and stop vandalizing/stealing election posters

Colin Wilsonweb

It is extremely unfortunate that an elector was accidentally struck off from the register of voters. Mistakes do happen and it always pays to check.
The Elections Office admitted it was a mistake on the part of its staff.  However, the list had been updated and circulated at least five times since the voter was left [...]

The Editor Speaks: Sometimes it is not a good thing to ‘hedge your bets’

Colin Wilsonweb

With a seemingly wave of public discontent with the past United Democratic Party (UDP) Government but claiming the mess our country is in is mainly due to the party system and not its leadership, the Coalition for Cayman (C4C) candidates seem to all be refusing to say they would support the other party, The Progressives [...]

PWD conducts shuttering exercise

Members of the public are advised that the Public Works Department (PWD) and the National Roads Authority (NRA) will carry out their annual hurricane preparedness exercise on Thursday May 2, 2013.
As part of the exercise PWD and the NRA will shutter and inspect over 100 Government complexes and buildings on Grand Cayman, including 16 hurricane [...]

The Editor Speaks: ICTA’s reluctance to get involved

Colin Wilsonweb

It is not strange the Information Communication Technology Authority (ICTA), who is responsible for managing content on radio and television broadcasts in Cayman, have declined to act over Ezzard Miller’s formal complaint to them.
The North Side MLA, Ezzard Miller, filed a formal complaint with the ICTA about the abuse of him and his family by [...]