The Editor Speaks: Was the handling of the soccer mum case by the RCIPS excessive?
Absolutely! The police acted as judge and jury on the matter by sending the lady to jail. The police are NOT debt collectors. So what was the problem? Based on the knowledge I have gleaned from the television account, the…
The Editor Speaks: Congrats are in order to our men who went to the UK Ministry
At last our words were played out all over the world when our quartet of three government members including the premier plus Jude Scott, Chief Financial Officer of Cayman Finance all weighed in with a united front at the UK…
The Editor Speaks: ICTA has at last a bite
I have to be careful not to show any bias here as, having been involved with the ICTA when it first came to power, I have not much love for them. However, since their new head, Alee Fa’amoe, has taken…
The Editor Speaks: We were FIVE and we missed the celebration
Time flies when you’re having fun and time gallops by the older you get. Add the two together and it is no wonder I missed an important date. iNews Cayman or the ieyenews as we have more commonly been called…
The Editor Speaks: Solar power – a first small step
I am a little surprised at some of the hoopla regarding the new 5 megawatt (MW) solar project that broke ground last Monday (9) in Bodden Town. 5 megawatts is small but a small step in the right direction is…
The Editor Speaks: Mothers
Sunday is/was (depends when you read this) Mother’s Day. I hope all our readers had a wonderful day. Joan had a different Mother’s Day to one that was originally planned due to her car crash injury but that did not…
The Editor Speaks: When I shouldn’t publish my assumptions
I am not always right. In fact, I am wrong probably as many times I am right. When I am wrong I am not afraid to say I am sorry. There is no point ploughing on ahead on a false…
The Editor Speaks: Give thanks
I must take this opportunity to give thanks to all the people who called me (I had 29 missed calls on my cell phone) to inform me and to inquire as to the health of my wife and iNews Cayman…
The Editor Speaks: Suckoo files motion to allow bank-to bank transactions
I have to applaud Bodden Town MLA Alva Suckoo’s motion to enable local banks to settle transactions among themselves through electronic clearance. I have news for him, however. They already do. Except, the money disappears from your account but doesn’t…
The Editor Speaks: Police helicopter
I have not wanted to add my penny into the debate over the police helicopter but I have been prompted to say something as I was contacted by John Evans. He sent me a copy of his email to CNS…
