Kenyan High Court orders boy of Jamaican parentage to cut dreadlocks
From Caribbean360 NAIROBI, Kenya, Friday October 10, 2014, CMC – A High Court judge has ordered the parents of a six-year-old boy, who unsuccessfully sued his school, to cut off his dreadlocks before he is allowed into the school. High…
Raising resilience in Small Islands States: A Caribbean Perspective
From ACP Brussels, 10 October 2014/ ACP: Island countries have long capitalized on their unique geography, tropical climate, remote locations and vibrant cultures to attract tourists from across the globe looking for a quick “get away”. But beyond the sand…
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Canadian Thanksgiving 2014: 3 ways the holiday differs from America’s Turkey Day By Zoe Mintz From International Business Times IMAGE:Canadian Thanksgiving takes place on the second Monday in October. Flickr Thanksgiving isn’t just an American holiday. Canada celebrates Turkey Day,…
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Outbound Passenger on Cayman Islands domestic flight arrested HM Customs has confirmed that one female outbound passenger destined for Cayman Brac was arrested on suspicion of possession of vegetable matter resembling ganja with intent to supply. On Sunday, 5th October…
Cayman Islands Prospect Primary School students publish book and build school in Kenya
On 30th September Prospect Primary School students from Ms. Jayme Farrell’s Year 3 class from the academic year 2013-14, presented senior Ministry of Education and Department of Education Services’ (DES) officials with copies of their published book, The Serenity Sombrero….
‘Come Back Home’ to Cayman
An evening of entertainment with the Cayman Islands Folk Singers and Guests The Cayman National Cultural Foundation will present on October 24 and 25, ‘Come Back Home’, a unique and entertaining musical evening, which promises to take audiences ‘Back to…
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Scripps Alumna leads successful collaboration for sustainable ocean regulations in Barbuda
By Mia Mendola From Scripps Inst. of oceanography Scripps PhD alum Ayana Elizabeth Johnson has partnered with the government and people of Barbuda to implement sustainable ocean regulations Oct 10, 2014 Barbuda is a serene Caribbean island with a small,…
CaribBEING celebrates fall
By Kevin Bollers From Caribbean Life iViva Brooklyn! caribBEING held its fourth partnership event with leading cultural institution, Brooklyn Museum on Saturday, Oct. 4, 2014 from 4:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. The organization was excited about kicking off the fall,…
Mary Slessor: Great White Ma – Last Performance Sunday Matinee
Mary Slessor: Great White Ma St. George’s Anglican Church is staging a production of Mary Slessor: Great White Ma, a play written by local playwright, Colin Wilson, who is also a member of the church. The play tells the compelling…
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Cayman Islands IS turning focus on renewable energy says Electricity Chief Despite awarding a contract to an electrical provider for another 25 years that uses diesel as its primary source to run its generating plant, Charles Farrington, the Cayman Islands…
