comments feedFromTurks & Caicos Sun The Caicos Conch Farm on Providenciales, the only conch farm in the world, is now officially closed to the public. There will be no more Conch Farm tours. Most of the employees have been terminated and redundancy payments have been made. Only a skeleton crew remains. This is a decision that […]
Turks & Caicos: Conch Farm officially closes [Fish farm to be developed in Cayman Islands]
March 6, 2018 by Leave a Comment
DPP PACKED UP and gone; left the TCI and his job!
June 5, 2016 by Leave a Comment
From Magnetic Media Governor’s Office just now confirmed that John Masters, Director of Public has resigned; left the country and staff was unaware of the event. At least one member of the TCI Bar Council this morning gives comment. Mark Fulford of F Chambers in essence said good riddance to Masters who had been wreaking […]
TCI CJ Ramsey Hale: $1.5m Clyde Robinson ‘land flipping’ case reopened
March 14, 2016 by Leave a Comment
By John Toner From Turks and Caicos Weekly News The controversial “land flipping” case involving former Director of Planning Clyde Robinson has been sent for review. The Court of Appeal ruled that Chief Justice Ramsey Hale did not apply the “proper test” when she decided Robinson had acted properly in the acquisition of land in […]
Former TCI Premier’s trial starts on December 7
October 4, 2015 by Leave a Comment
From Turks And Caicos Weekly News The corruption trial of former Premier Michael Misick and several former Government officials has been set to commence this December 7 in the Myrtle Rigby courthouse in Providenciales. This past week, on Monday and Tuesday, the presiding judge Paul Harrison met with the lawyers to iron out some case […]
UK refuses to disclose cost of corruption investigation in Turks and Caicos Islands
April 8, 2014 by Leave a Comment
By Hayden Boyce, Publisher & Editor-in-Chief, Turks & Caicos Sun At a time when residents of the Turks and Caicos Islands are experiencing severe financial hardships, Helen Garlick and her Special Investigation and Prosecution Team (SIPT) continue to be paid millions of dollars and are smiling all the way to the bank. However, the London-based […]
