The modern socialist
By Arley Gill From Caribbean360 ST GEORGE’S, Grenada, Tuesday November 11, 2014 – One of the legacies of the Grenada Revolution is a strong residue of anti-communist anti-socialist rhetoric. For the most part, persons who were hurt, or otherwise disagreed…
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Cayman Islands Customs arrest two – warn of stronger enforcement looming From Cayman Islands Customs Department The Customs Department has confirmed the arrests of a male visitor on Thursday 6 November and a female visitor on Monday 3 November 2014….
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‘Proud of Them’ recognises Cayman Islands’ youth
The Proud of Them initiative recognises the positive achievements of young persons aged between 10 – 25 years. Through a public nomination process, individuals are honoured in the categories of Academics, Careers, Business, Sports, Culture or Community Service. Each person…
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Marine institute to join Cayman Islands Department of Tourism for DEMA Las Vegas 2014
The Central Caribbean Marine Institute (CCMI) receives grant from Darwin Institute to save the Cayman Islands’ coral reefs Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, November 11, 2014 – The Central Caribbean Marine Institute (CCMI) today announced plans to host a booth inside…
Working towards an AIDS-Free Caribbean at the 13th Annual General Meeting of PANCAP
Guadeloupe—This week, leaders and key decision-makers gathered to strategise and to identify the actions needed to achieve the goals set out by the recently adopted Caribbean Regional Strategic Framework (CRSF) 2014-2018. A recurring theme of the discussions at the meeting…
Creativity and conservation: An artist speaks on Baha Mar
By Antonius Roberts From Bahama islands info As an artist with both a home and a studio in Cable Beach for many years, my first experiencewith Baha Mar was watching the bulldozers clear the land and cut the roads. I…
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Tony Blair allegedly earned thousands in secret contracts with a Saudi oil company [registered in Cayman Islands] By Joshua Barrie From Business Insider Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair allegedly earned £41,000 a month after signing a contract with a…
Cayman Islands saving Green Sea Turtles
The Cayman Turtle Farm is a 23-acre adventure marine park and is allegedly the only one of its kind in the world. Owned and operated by the Cayman government, it is home to over 11,000 green sea turtles ranging from…
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Christmas comes early for The National Gallery via a donation of “Dready” artwork
Artist Shane “Dready” Aquart recently gifted a large panorama of Grand Cayman to the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands (NGCI). The work, entitled Cayman Panorama – Things That Exist Only in Fading Memory, features a series of Caymanian architectural…
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“Stand on the airstrip, wave your hands in the air and the pilot will pick you up”
By Kevin Pilley From The Irish Times Hammock-swinging, conch-blowing and other adventures on the Turks and Caicos islands The hammock as a holiday pastime is something that I have not been able to properly master or fully grasp. But there…
