Simmonds IN, Bellingham OUT. But who is Mark Simmonds?
Through a series of news stories and his own website, we have found this out about our new Parliamentary Under Secretary of State, Mark Simmonds who has replaced Henry Bellingham THE FOREIGN Office released on Fri 6 details of Mark…
Cayman Islands has a sexually aggressive dolphin
Our sexy dolphin has now attracted the world press. See David Moye’s article and video at Huffington Post Sexually Aggressive Dolphin Tries To ‘Get Busy’ With Scuba Divers A frisky dolphin who swims near the Cayman Islands apparently has the…
Italian GP: Lewis Hamilton wins dominantly at Monza for McLaren
By Andrew Benson Chief F1 writer at Monza Lewis Hamilton took a dominant victory in the Italian Grand Prix to beat Sauber’s Sergio Perez and Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso. From pole position, Hamilton lost the lead only briefly during the pit-stop…
Youth Flex Hits 500
Teenagers celebrated the 500th episode of the Youth Flex radio show on Wednesday, 5 September with cake, special guests and more of the same fun, informative programming for which they are known. This week’s anniversary show was also a homecoming…
Iraq VP Tariq al-Hashemi sentenced to death
Iraq’s fugitive vice-president Tariq al-Hashemi has been sentenced to death in absentia after a court found him guilty of running death squads. The court ruling came as at least 64 people were killed in a wave of about 27 attacks…
Government Financial Statements Deadline Met
From the Office of the Premier The Public Management and Finance Law requires that Government’s Ministries, Portfolios and Offices along with Statutory Authorities and Government-Owned Companies submit their 30 June year-end financial statements to the Auditor General’s Office by 31…
Tories’ undeclared £600,000 flight subsidy from Ashcroft
02.04.2008 Ministry of Truth Since, at least, 1997, when flights were provided to Peter Lilley in support of his campaign to replace John Major as leader of the Conservative Party, a small number of Conservative MPs have had the benefit…
Cayman Islands have joined CITES
CITES stands for the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. CITES regulates the international trade in endangered species, toward reducing the impact of commercial activities on threatened species of flora and fauna. Local species…
Region makes its voice heard at Internet Governance
Deputy Premier Hon. Juliana O’Connor-Connolly and Kernilon Owens of the Office of Telecommunications (OFTEL), represented the Cayman Islands at the 8th Caribbean Internet Governance Forum (CIGF) that was held in St. Lucia recently. In attendance were government ministers, ICT technocrats…
Caribbean Project: Review: The Caribbean: A History of the Region and Its Peoples
Posted on September 6, 2012 by Hunter Wallace Stephen Palmie and Francisco A. Scarano’s The Caribbean: A History of the Region and Its Peoples is a sweeping 600+ page overview of the history of the Caribbean from 1492 to 2010….
