Futline, CONCACAF join forces to promote Fair Play
MEXICO CITY (Wednesday, May 1, 2013) – As part of the build-up to today’s CONCACAF Champions League final, the Confederation announced a strategic alliance with Futline to develop and support the work of referees in the region. “The development of…
New Pigs on the Block
From Peter De Vere, CRF The Cayman Rugby Football Union played host to the Bay Street Pigs RFC out of Toronto Canada on 27 April (not to be confused with Cayman’s very own Pigs Trotters RFC) and gave the visitors…
Red Bay Primary School welcomes Sagicor Adopt-A-School Programme
By Carlette DeLeon The Bahamas Weekly George Town, Grand Cayman – Sagicor Life of the Cayman Islands has donated US$15,000 to assist Red Bay Primary School with their sports and education programmes as a part of the company’s Adopt-A-School Programme….
Uniregistry is hiring
From Elliot’s blog Frank Schilling is a big proponent of gTLD domain names, and he has invested millions of dollars into his company, Uniregistry. Not only is Uniregistry physically expanding in Grand Cayman, but the company is also hiring. According…
“Prayer & Prayz” Conference – May 17-19
Light of the World Christian Fellowship on Smith Road, George Town, Grand Cayman, have announced their “Prayer & Prayz”, an Intercessory Prayer Conference subtitled – “Understanding Your Role as an Intercessor – taking divine authority”. The event will take place…
Snakehead ‘Monster’ Fish Invades NYC
Cherise Udell, Care2 A large “frankenfish” with piranha-like teeth that can live out of water for days was found in NYC’s Central Park. Take one look at this bad boy and you know you do not want this fish in…
George Osborne claims progress in tax haven plan
By Patrick Wintour, Juliette Garside and Ben Quinn, guardian.co.uk, All British overseas territories with large financial operations have signed up to transparency strategy, says chancellor George Osborne claims to have won a significant victory in his campaign to open up…
Government Tests Hurricane Readiness
Over 200 workers from the Public Works Department (PWD) and the National Roads Authority (NRA) fanned out across Grand Cayman this morning (Thursday, May 2, 2013) to put up, inspect and then remove hurricane shutters from more than 100 Government…
HMRC clampdown on offshore trusts might lead to jail, tax adviser warns
From International Adviser UK residents who have access to money through offshore trusts are being advised to check that their arrangements are still within the current tax laws following HMRC’s recently announced swoop on trusts that are being used to…
