Clemson announces Cayman athlete in 2013 Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees
Posted by Jason Evans (Editor), June 17, 2013 at 02:53 am New members will be inducted into Hall of Fame this fall. A 10-person class that features five All-Americans, two National Champions, three ACC 50-Year Anniversary team members, a two-time…
The Editor Speaks: Taylor’s Tempura struggles
iNews Cayman has given more time to the scandal of Operation Tempura including Editorials on the topic than anything else we have published. What is even more astonishing is that Tempura commenced in 2007 and iNews did not publish until…
Cayman Finance commends Government on the eve of the G8 talks
19 June 2013 • (George Town, Grand Cayman) Cayman Finance today praised the Government delegation, led by Premier Alden McLaughlin and Minister for Financial Services Wayne Panton, for its handling of the recent trip to the UK, which involved discussions…
Cayman Islands set to host 2014 CONCACAF Women’s U-20 Championship in January
Three additional teams from the region will join host Canada at the 2014 Under-20 Women’s World Cup Miami, FL (Wednesday, June 19, 2013) – The Confederation of North, Central America and the Caribbean Association Football announced today that the 2014…
Cocaine supplier has a criminal lifestyle and property confiscated
High Court Justice Charles Quin ruled on Tue 18th June that Carnilo Naranjo, who had pleaded guilty on 4th January 2013 to Conspiracy to Supply Cocaine, has a “criminal lifestyle” and consequently property transferred to him was as a result…
The Editor Speaks: Immigration making headlines again
Cayman Islands’ looming immigration problem has made headlines again. The Bloomberg story we ran last week under the title “Paradise Lost” is the subject of an article in Bermuda’s Royal Gazette we have published today, “Cayman Islands could eject 2,000…
Royal Gazette: Cayman Islands could eject 2,000 work permit holders
By Rebecca Zuill Approximately 2,000 foreigners face expulsion from the Cayman Islands in October when their work visas expire, Bloomberg reports. Cayman’s new Premier Alden McLaughlin has made it “quite clear” to his immigration department that he wants to find…
Keep Calm and Paddle On competitor will do it again
Two men will be starting an eight-day journey on August 27th this year to paddle 300 miles across Lake Difenbaker and down the Saskatchewan River in Canada to raise funds and awareness for Cayman’s National Council of Voluntary Organisations (NCVO)….
Cayman Islands committed to building cruise terminal, says Minister
By Brian Major From Travel Pulse The Cayman Islands will build a long-awaited cruise ship terminal in George Town and redevelop the island’s airport within the next several years, said tourism minister Moses Kirkconnell in a briefing with local press…
The Editor Speaks: Disappointing and why now?
It is most disappointing to have to report that a last minute challenge to the election of Minister Tara Rivers has been filed in the Grand Court by Mr. Gordon Hewitt, husband of Mrs. Velma Hewitt, a candidate in the…
