MIVD warns against ‘secret activities’ in the Caribbean parts of the Kingdom
From Curacao Journal THE HAGUE – The Caribbean parts of the Kingdom can be the target of ‘secret activities’ of foreign powers. According to Rene Zwart of Koninkrijksrelaties.nu, the Military Intelligence and Security Service (MIVD) warns about this in its…
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Novel brain training may change medical treatment of brain disorders
Neuroplasticity-based, computerized, brain training should change how medical professionals treat psychiatric disorders, according to world-renowned neuroscientist Dr. Mike Merzenich. Research studies in recent years have applied computerized exercises from a commercially-available brain fitness wellness product – BrainHQ – to clinical…
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This NFL star is donating $500,000 to help a Caribbean island
From NAN News Americas, PHILADELPHIA, PA, Thurs. May. 3, 2018: The quarterback of a NFL team has a Caribbean nation on his mind. Carson Wentz, the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, has announced via Twitter that he will match every dollar, up to…
Channel Islands law firms putting Caribbean rivals in the shade
From Global Legal Post A survey by The Lawyer of top thirty offshore law firms shows Channel Island firms taking more of the top spots. For the first time since compiling data, The Lawyer’s Offshore Top 30 legal firms has…
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ECLAC Caribbean releases documentary on impacts of Irma and Maria across the Caribbean
(3 May 2018) The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) subregional headquarters for the Caribbean has released an exclusive new documentary on the impacts of hurricanes Irma and Maria across the Caribbean. Featuring unique content, on-site interviews…
Students gather at UN to ‘Remember Slavery’
By NELSON A. KING From Caribbean Life The United Nations says students from around the world joined the global body and government officials in New York on Friday to celebrate the contributions made by the people of African descent, beginning…
Pirates attack
BY BERT WILKINSON From Caribbean Life Guyana’s annual May 1 Labor Day holiday celebrations were marred by news that 16 fishermen, most of them believed to be Guyanese, were missing and feared dead following a horrendous high seas attack off…
Statement by Cayman Islands Deputy Governor Hon. Franz Manderson regarding public concern regarding waste collection
The Cayman Islands Civil Service is committed to “Making the Lives of Those We Serve Better”. While there are vivid examples of how the civil service routinely delivers against this commitment, I am sorry that our waste collection team has…
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Cayman and Bermuda haven’t a legal leg to stand on
By Richard Murphy From Tax Research UK This is interesting. The Guardian has reported that The Cayman Islands government said it was considering legal action in an attempt to stop the UK making the overseas territory open up its company…
Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd Announces Unaudited First Quarter Results for the Period ended March 31 2018
PRESS RELEASE PR Newswire May. 1, 2018, 10:06 PM Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. is listed for trading in United Statesdollars on the Toronto Stock Exchange GRAND CAYMAN, Cayman Islands, May 1, 2018 /CNW/ – Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (TSX: CUP.U)…
