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Excitement grows as Impact Cayman17 Conference lines up keynotes
Event showcases Cayman to Tech and Internet marketing professionals gathering here once again for the latest industry developments 13th January 2017, George Town, Grand Cayman – Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) and the Internet Marketing Association (IMA) announced today that the…
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Former world record holder and professional triathlete coming to Cayman for the Generali Worldwide Mercuryman
Mercuryman organisers have announced that Belgian triathlete Marino Vanhoenacker, former holder of the world record for the Ironman triathlon will be travelling to Grand Cayman to participate in the 5th annual Generali Worldwide Mercuryman triathlon festival on 22 January, 2017. Mr Vanhoenacker has won 15 Ironman…
Cayman Islands Brexit consult begins
The Cabinet Office is seeking the public’s views on the impact on the Cayman Islands of Britain’s planned exit from the European Union (EU), popularly known as Brexit. Persons may email feedback to [email protected] by Friday 27 January 2017. Input will be collated and…
Top fisheries data expert from Icelandic shares expertise with CRFM countries
Belize City, Friday, 13 January 2017 (CRFM)—Through the long-standing partnership between the Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism (CRFM) and the United Nations University Fisheries Technical Programme (UNU-FTP) in Iceland, the University has deployed one of Iceland’s top fisheries data experts to…
[Indian] politicians tell us why rape is a woman’s fault (and other gems)
By Maanvi From The Quint Ever wondered why Indian women are afraid of reporting sexual assault? It’s because we have been repeatedly told that rape is a woman’s fault, by our leaders. Here’s a handy compilation of misogynist statements made…
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Peter Binose: When talking of Argyle, our greatest fear is La Soufriere Volcano
By Peter Binose “Our greatest fear is La Soufriere Volcano, and even so, we just go about our business as usual, like … it doesn’t even exist.” The Unity Labour Party, or/and the government, or/and the comrade, or/and the family…
Consolidated Water will continue to face a rising tide in 2017
By Don Dion from Seeking Alpha Summary CWCO’s business model holds it hostage to the jurisdiction where it operates. CWCO faces increased competition from better diversified companies. CWCO’s upcoming contract renewal with Tortola creates a good short opportunity. At first…
Governor & Indian HC
Cayman Islands Governor meets Indian High Commissioner Her Excellency the Governor, Helen Kilpatrick met with His Excellency the High Commissioner of India, Mr. Sevala Naik when he paid a courtesy call on her at the Government Administration Building Monday, 9…
Polish foreign minister’s gaffe creates new Caribbean country, Internet rolls with it
By James Dempsey From Newstalk Witold Waszczykowski mentioned Poland’s new relations with San Escobar, with the non-existent country finding a new home online Poland’s foreign minister Witold Waszczykowski has been left with egg on his face after speaking to reporters…
Belize: PM says ready to go to war with Ashcroft Alliance if any moves made against Belizean assets
From 7Newsbelize.com Turning now to today’s House Sitting – it was the first for 2017, and the first for new Speaker Laura Longsworth. We’ll show you her election to the Speaker’s seat later on but we start with the biggest…
