Jamaica faces legal action over anti-gay laws
by Scott Roberts Pink News, Europe’s Largest Gay News Service Three people have launched legal against Jamaica due to the country’s continued enforcement of homophobic laws. The case is being sent to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and has the support…
Kiwanis Key Leader weekend was a success!
The Kiwanis Club of Grand Cayman held their sixth annual Key Leader event October 19th through 21st at the St. Ignatius campus. 44 students turned out ensuring the weekend-long event was again a great success! The students, including five from…
Scotland refuses to respond to public debate
We have received the following release from the Keep BT Dump Free Coalition where they say Government Minister and Bodden Town MLA Mark Scotland has not responded to their request for a public debate on the controversy surrounding the Dart…
USA consular agencies in the Cayman Islands and Montego Bay, Jamaica
The consular agencies in the Cayman Islands and Montego Bay, provides information and assistance to U.S. citizens in the Cayman Islands and western Jamacia respectively. At each location, U.S. citizens can submit applications for: U.S. passports; documenting children born in…
ICO and Port heading for stormy waters
A port is not always a safe place in a storm and the Port Authority Cayman Islands’ (PACI) reply to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) criticism of the Authority has not done anything to make it a place of safe…
Cayman firearm holders license reminder
All licensed firearm holders are being reminded that permits which are issued for three year periods expire on the 31st December of that licensing period. Holders are being asked to check the expiration dates on their licenses to ensure that…
The end of 90 years of TV history as the last analogue transmitters go dark
Televisions By Andrew Everard – What HiFi? After today (25), analogue TV in the UK is no more. The last transmitters to be switched off, just after midnight tonight, will be the Brougher Mountain, Divis and Limavady masts in Northern…
Jamaican International soprano singer arrives from UK
English born International Soprano singer, Abigail Kelly, arrived in Grand Cayman Wednesday (24) night from the UK to perform in two charity concerts she is headlining. Abigail currently sings with the English Touring Opera (ETO) and says although one of…
MRCU Update On West Bay Spraying – 1 more dengue case confirmed
The Caribbean Epidemiology Centre has confirmed another locally transmitted case of dengue fever in the Cayman islands. This brings to five the confirmed number of local cases. There have also been three confirmed imported cases of the mosquito-borne disease so…
AG confirms progress in reporting financial statements but “still a lot of work to do”
The following is a press release issued Thursday 25th October 2012 from the Office of the Auditor General, Cayman Islands The Auditor General, Alastair Swarbrick, made public today a report on the status of financial accountability reporting in the Cayman…
