Author Ryan Holiday on “the nature of world-altering success”
From TechCrunch It could be said that the first few years of this current tech boom were fueled by mostly harmless, relatively easy products—websites for sharing your photos, for looking up stuff, for connecting with old friends. And the people…
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West Indian superstars bring back Caribbean flavour to Indian Premier League
By Ujwal Singh from India Today There is no such thing as a sure thing till you put a West Indian cricketer and Twenty20 cricket together and then what you get is success and entertainment. The success of the Caribbean…
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Memorable May days ahead
BY VINETTE K. PRYCE From Caribbean Life Now that the lingering frost has finally thawed, buds, blossoms and blooms provide irresistibly conspicuous colorful pink and purple pastels that usher an awakening from nature’s extended hibernation and a season of prolonged…
Bajan relief at election date
BY GEORGE ALLEYNE From Caribbean Life Though they all welcome Barbados Prime Minister Freundel Stuart’s announcement of an elections date the business community wants it over quickly, one politician is concerned about a clash with school examinations, and an academic…
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Me Too movement founder among women for WOMI Award
By TANGERINE CLARKE From Caribbean Life Founder of the Me Too movement, activist Tarana Burke will be among several Guyanese women, who will receive the Women of Mission International (WOMI) Award for meritorious contributions they have made through their professional…
Human trafficking: 350 victims rescued in Caribbean and Latin America
From BBC Nearly 350 victims of human trafficking have been rescued by police in 13 Caribbean and Latin American countries. The Interpol-coordinated Operation Libertad saved men, women and children trafficked abroad and forced into work. Victims were found working in…
The Cayman Islands Government reacts to the Sanctions and Anti Money Laundering Bill/ Chamber registers disappointment
From The Office of the Cayman Islands Premier “The Cayman Islands Government is deeply aggrieved by the acceptance of the UK Government today of an amendment to the Sanctions and Anti Money Laundering Bill in the House of Commons.” The…
Tribute to Mr. Kirkland Nixon from Cayman Islands Premier
From The Office of The Premier Tribute to Mr. Kirkland Nixon, QFSM, IDSA, MBE, JP It is with great sadness and a profound sense of loss that I acknowledge the passing of Mr. Kirkland Nixon, QFSM, IDSA, MBE, JP, a…
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CayFilm 2018 has been cancelled
From CayFilm We regret to announce that the 2018 CayFilm Cayman International Film Festival has been cancelled. We have had to make this very sad and difficult decision due to the lack of finances needed to properly execute the event….
Drake Relays: Cayman Islands’ Kemar Hyman’s brother died the night before his race. He ran in his memory.
By Dargan Southard From Des Moines Register He could’ve chosen not to run given the circumstances, and everyone would’ve understood. The news Kemar Hyman received Friday night, less than 24 hours before his elite 100-meter race at the Drake Relays, is…
