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Key to improving infrastructure in Latin America and the Caribbean, spending better
From Kansas City Infozine Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) can dramatically improve its infrastructure by better assessing priorities and improving spending efficiency, says a new World Bank report . Washington DC – infoZine – Rethinking Infrastructure in Latin America…
Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce launches Growth Matters Initiative
The Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce launched the Growth Matters Initiative last week. The Growth Matters Initiative is a series of 10 animated, educational and fun videos that have been developed over several months, with the intention of educating the…
Sir Ronald Sanders: OAS – A coup followed by a lynching? |
By Sir Ronald Sanders From Caribbean360 “It was a coup d’état followed by a lynching”. That’s how an official of the Organization of American States (OAS) described a meeting of the Permanent Council of the hemispheric body that was held…
Antigua & Barbuda objects to being listed as tax haven
From Antigua Observer ANTIGUA OBSERVER – Antigua & Barbuda, on Wednesday, launched what government said was a strong objection with the US State of Illinois, which has introduced legislation, listing the twin island state and 10 Caricom countries as tax…
New Update: Shooting at Cayman Islands Supermarket Sat (8) evening
From RCIPS Sun April 9 Police can now confirm a quantity of cash was taken in the robbery. A 51 year old male security guard remains in a stable condition in the hospital, the second guard has since been discharged….
7 Caymanians graduate from WineSchool3 programme in Cayman Islands
Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands – A partnership between the National Work Force Development Agency (NWDA) and WineSchool3 turned out to be the difference between drifting through life without a purpose and finding a career about which to be passionate. Those…
Cayman Islands’ Employment and Labour Force grew in October 2016
The total number of persons employed in the Cayman Islands increased to an estimated 40,411 in the October 2016 Labour Force Survey, up from 39,138 persons in the October 2015 survey, a 3.3% increase. The total number of persons comprising…
Cayman Islands DCR promotes three Caymanians
The Department of Community Rehabilitation (DCR) is proud to announce the recent promotion of three young Caymanian employees, including the development of a new management position. Ms. Lisa Malice, from North Side, has been promoted to the new role of…
Cayman Islands Customs staff lauded for excellent customer service
Four Customs staffers were applauded on Friday, 31 March 2017 in a surprise celebration for their excellent customer service. Customs Officers Mr. Barry Solomon, Ms Brandi Sherieff and Ms Kara Ebanks as well as Customs Porter, Mr. Stephen Walton received…
Cayman Islands asylum training course
Head of the Governor’s Office, Matthew Forbes, welcomed over 20 participants from the Department of Immigration’s Enforcement team and Immigration Appeals Tribunal (IAT) to a two week intensive course on immigration and asylum on Monday. Dealing effectively with migration and…
