The Editor Speaks: Did we get dropped by British Airways?
British Airways From The Dots Mark Leary for British Airways / BBH London BBH commissioned Mark to photograph British Airways’ new ‘Call of the Caribbean’ campaign. Shooting 8 islands in just sixteen days, the brief was to visually arrest the…
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Cayman Islands Adventist church donates to Have a Heart Cayman
Representatives of Kings Adventist Church Community Services Department last week presented a $1,500 cheque to Have a Heart Cayman Islands. The donation is part of an ongoing commitment to fund the acquisition of passports for children travelling to Health City…
US sanctions Venezuelan vice president
From Caribbean News Now WASHINGTON, USA — The US government added newly appointed Venezuelan vice president Tareck El Aissami to its list of sanctioned individuals on Monday, saying he “played a significant role in international narcotics trafficking” and freezing his…
Digicel endorses regional co-regulated approach to open internet
From St Lucia Times Monday 13th February, 2017 – Castries, St.Lucia: Speaking at the 11th Capacity Caribbean Conference in Puerto Rico, David Geary, General Counsel for Digicel Caribbean, compared the debate on Net Neutrality to that of Brexit in the…
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Canada’s role in ‘snow washing’ money to evade taxes
By Martin Kenney From Our Windsor Ca Mossack Fonseca’s office in the British Virgin Islands drew global attention, but the offshore financial centres in Cayman, Scotland, Canada and most notably in the U.S. are not perfect either Canadians should be…
Antigua and Barbuda hoped to benefit from the mainland billionaire’s extensive network
By South China Morning Post from The Street Missing mainland billionaire Xiao Jianhua received a diplomatic passport from Antigua and Barbuda just days before President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang met the prime minister of the tiny Caribbean nation…
Grammy’s: Worst sound yet
By Paul McGowan PS Audio The 2017 Grammys was by far the worst sound quality yet, and not just by a little. I record the Grammys each year so we can watch them later, skipping the commercials. It wasn’t until…
Cayman Islands premier’s remarks at Cayman Alternative Investment Summit.
Cayman Alternative Investment Summit remarks By Premier Hon. Alden McLaughlin, MBE, JP, MLA 8:20 a.m., 16 February, 2017 Kimpton Seafire Good morning, It is an honour and a privilege to join you again for this annual Cayman Alternative Investment Summit….
Green card-carrying Caribbean nationals warned not to travel out of U.S.
By Lena D – From Atlanta Black Star MIAMI — Florida immigration attorney Dahlia Walker-Huntington is warning Caribbean nationals with green cards who have been charged with a crime in the United States to postpone overseas travel. In spite of…
Caribbean nurses receive specialist training
The first cohort of Caribbean nurses undergoing specialist training to care for kids with cancer and blood disorders have all successfully completed the first semester. Thirteen nurses from Barbados, The Bahamas, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago and St. Vincent and the…
