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LETTER: Healthcare for sale in St. Lucia
From The Voice St Lucia THE question of healthcare delivery in St. Lucia has been the subject of public and political debate for some considerable time. We’ve had fires, electrical failures, inadequate human resources, leaking stadium roofs, and the ongoing…
U.S. Banks’ love of the Cayman Islands shows there’s still room to simplify, Fed says
By Yalman Onaran From Bloomberg The largest U.S. banks, after a decade of efforts at simplifying their organizational structure, still have hundreds of overseas subsidiaries and a fondness for tax-haven or secrecy-protecting locations such as the Cayman Islands. Those are…
Cayman Islands DCR offers Female Empowerment Services
GRAND CAYMAN (GIS) – The Department of Community Rehabilitation (DCR) established a Female Empowerment Services Project to expand the gender specific services they offer to female offenders in the Cayman Islands. As part of this project, the DCR launched a…
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Cayman Islands: 2018 CIFA Youth Leagues – Results from Sat., May 5, 2018
Goals abound in CIFA Youth Leagues As the 2018 Cayman Islands Football Association (CIFA) youth leagues enter the final few weeks of competition, while the leagues’ top clubs jostle for position, others are stamping their dominance with plenty of goals….
Unregistered Cayman Islands NPOs face stiff penalties
A lot of charitable organisations in the Cayman Islands stand to be heavily penalised by 1 August 2018, due to noncompliance with The Non-Profit Organisations Law. Persons will be able to see the entities who have complied with the law…
Powell, Merritt to headline Cayman Invitational on June 2
From Track Alerts From Track Alerts The Cayman Invitational returns bigger and better on Saturday June 2, 2018 after a one year break. Meet organizer Cydonie Mothersill was quick to point out the importance of the event. “We have continued…
Worrell: Public sector has fallen from grace
From Barbados Today Former Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados Dr DeLisle Worrell is warning that something needs to be done about this island’s public service, which he says has declined alarmingly from its “gold standard” quality of 50…
Recipe of the week
Emmer and Rye Teams Up with Cayman Jack on Cinco de Mayo From Austin Food Magazine Hayden Walker May 4, 2018 Featured, Holidays, Rainey Street Last Saturday, Emmer and Rye introduced limited edition food item, custom designed by Chef Kevin…
Haitian housekeeper thanks Sandpiper in Barbados for training opportunity
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (April 23, 2018) – Following a two-week training immersion in Barbados, the Caribbean spirit of collaboration has helped a hospitality professional from Haiti learn new skills to excel on the job. Melicienne Drouillard, a long-serving member of…
Opinion: Windrush: Brexit and Blackxit
BY SIR HILARY BECKLES From Jamaica Observer CARIBBEAN prime ministers witnessed it first-hand. They were gathered in England as a Commonwealth when PM Theresa May tried to take the sails out of the Windrush. They spoke of the crime of…
