Letter to the Editor from Kenneth Bryan
The next general election in the Cayman Islands will be the one that defines our future and will go down in history as maybe one of the most important. The voters will be tasked with deciding who will lead our country…
The Editor Speaks: A joke or ridicule?
I do not normally comment on our stories from around the world unless there is some Cayman connection. This is the exception because a radio station’s so called joke resulted in a death. With the many radio stations here in…
The Editor Speaks: Elections are in the air
With a General Election almost six months away the opposition party “The Progressives” as they now call themselves (PPM) have been no doubt spurred on to start their campaign before Christmas because of the appearance of a third political group,…
The Editor Speaks: C4C secrecy issues*
* See also C4C announcement at end of Editorial Now that the dust has settled on the Coalition4Cayman (C4C) inaugural meeting last month (Nov 19) that pushed all the right buttons the people behind this masterful stroke have not capitalized…
The Editor Speaks: Advent signals “something” coming
On Sunday December 2nd it signaled the New Christian Year of Advent. Advent is a season observed in Western Christian churches as a time of expectant waiting and preparation for the celebration of the Nativity of Jesus at Christmas. And…
The Editor Speaks: How does UK view Dart FCIA and the Cayman Islands?
At a meeting with the press last Thursday (29) Dr Peter Hayes, the new Overseas Territories (OT) Director, said he would not be questioning every decision the Cayman Islands government would be making but financial parameters had been set between…
The Editor Speaks: Moses may be the saviour of his party
The People’s Progressive Movement (PPM) announced at their Party’s headquarters in George Town on Wednesday (28) that Moses Kirkconnell has been sworn in at the governor’s office as it’s first official deputy leader. Alden McLaughlin, the leader of the PPM,…
The Editor Speaks: It is your right and duty to vote
The register of Cayman Islands electors has now reached 16,000 with only one month to go before it closes for new voters to be included ahead of the 2013 General Elections. The deadline and cut-off point for people to register…
The Editor Speaks: Less civil servants and it’s not my fault
With $24M cuts to the civil service in next year’s budget beginning July 1st 2013 this should mean fewer civil servants. Most of the general public, excluding the ones affected, will be pleased, as this is something they have been…
British Expat In Cayman Islands – Interview With James
From expatsblog When James Grandage from the UK told his wife Kim about a job opportunity in the Cayman Islands, she only had to utter two words “Do It” for him to realise the time was right to jump at…
