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Cayman Islands police warn public regarding fraudulent solicitations for charitable donations to local churches

The RCIPS has learned of reports regarding fraudulent solicitations for donations from churches in George Town and West Bay in recent weeks.  On February 29, police received a complaint regarding a man canvassing the neighborhood door-to-door and soliciting donations on…

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Cayman Islands traffic operations educate new speed limits

From RCIPS Traffic Operations Yesterday, 16 March, to Educate about New Speed Limits        Wednesday morning, 16 March, traffic management officers were out in force to educate motorists of about new speed limits on West Bay Road, but also to remind drivers…

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Cayman Islands Employers’ Forum meets for breakfast

The Career Services team hosted a breakfast meeting this week for employers taking part in the Year 12 Internship Programme. The early morning forum on Wednesday, 16th March was to listen to and receive feedback on the programme, which caters…

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Cayman Islands: RUNDOWN 2016 – SOON COME!

Living in the Cayman Islands today is fascinating in every way, so once a year we have to sit down and laugh at all of it in RUNDOWN!” FRIENDS! In a blink of the eye, it will be RUNDOWN time!…

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Immigration and trade in politics – Part Two

By Sir Ronald Sanders From Caribbean News Now In the first part of this commentary on immigration and trade in politics, the focus was on the present primaries of the US presidential election. Both issues have been hotly debated, particularly…

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Caribbean countries not fully satisfied with EPA accord

From Antigua Observer Caribbean Forum (CARIFORUM) countries say they are yet to “meaningfully reap the potential benefits” of the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) signed with Europe in 2008. The issue was among matters discussed at the 23rd Meeting of the…

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Three more Zika cases confirmed in Jamaica

From Jamaica Gleaner The Ministry of Health [on Friday 18] confirmed three additional cases of Zika virus (ZIKV) infection, bringing to four the number of affected persons in Jamaica to date. Two of the infected persons are from Christian Pen and…

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Recipe of the week

Cayman Lemonade By Wendy Wybenga Recipe Food.com From Pinterest UK The Cayman Lemonade! Delicious, but dangerous as well…considering it tastes exactly like lemonade but there is not one ounce of actual lemonade in the drink! Enjoy! 1 oz Vodka 1…

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These Caribbean Nations want to rid the oceans of garbage

By John Dyer From Vice News Sick and tired of seeing their white sand beaches tainted by garbage, Caribbean nations are at the vanguard of international efforts to eliminate plastic waste. On April 1, a ban on Styrofoam products will…

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T&T PM fires housing minister

By Azad Ali With just six months into the new Trinidad and Tobago government Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley has fired his Housing and Urban Development Minister Marlene McDonald from his Cabinet. McDonald is one of the ruling People’s National…