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Cayman: Water-Related DeathJanuary 9, 2026From RCIPS On Saturday, 3 January, 2026 at approximately 4:05PM, the Cayman Islands Coast Guard Operations and Rescue Coordination Centre (ORCC) received a report of a person who had failed to […]- Cayman: Her Excellency Governor Jane Owen’s Statement on VenezuelaJanuary 6, 2026HE Jane Owen, Governor Cayman Islands We are closely monitoring developments in Venezuela following last weekend’s U.S. military action and the capture of President Nicolás Maduro. I have […]
- Cayman: Police Seek Public Assistance to Locate Stolen JewelleryJanuary 3, 2026From RCIPS Just after 10:30 AM on Sunday, 28 December, police responded to a residence in North Side where it was reported that a burglary had occurred. It appeared that a man entered the residence […]
- 2026 New Year Message from Her Excellency Governor Jane OwenJanuary 1, 2026H.E. Governor Jane Owen Hello Everone I wanted to take this opportunity, as we stand on the threshold of the year 2026, to wish you and your loved ones all a very, very happy New Year. I guess this […]
- 2026 New Year Message from Premier Hon. André EbanksJanuary 1, 2026Premier Hon. André Ebanks My fellow Caymanians, residents, and friends, As the clock strikes midnight and we embrace the dawn of a New Year, 2026, I warmly convey best wishes to you and your families […]
Suspected Jamaican bank robber to be extradited to the Cayman Islands
From rjnewsonline A Jamaican man who’s believed to have robbed a bank in the Cayman Islands has been ordered extradited to that country. The extradition order was made for Ryan Edwards, 36 , from the eastern parish of St Thomas, after…
Second Slow Food Day has a further update
Slow Food Day 2013 Celebrates Eating Local in the Cayman Islands SAVE THE DATE: SECOND ANNUAL SLOW FOOD DAY CELEBRATES EATING LOCAL IN THE CAYMAN ISLANDS WITH TWO EVENTS ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2013 Announcing line-up of participating local chefs…
RECYCLED PITIFUL ME
By Joan Wilson Well, Christmas is over and I’m still in the lounge If anyone visits they would really think it strange, I’m as dry as a tree can possibly get In the corner of the room where I’ve been…
Bank of America to pay Fannie Mae billions to settle mortgage claims
Bank of America has agreed to pay US government mortgage agency Fannie Mae $3.6bn (£2.2bn) to settle claims relating to residential home loans. In addition, it has agreed to buy back 30,000 mortgages for $6.75bn, and pay a further $1.3bn…
Belfast flags trouble: Police use water cannon in east Belfast
Water cannon have been used after rioting erupts for a fifth night in east Belfast. The disorder began close to the nationalist Short Strand area as loyalists returned from a protest at the city hall. Police were attacked with petrol…
Obama names Hagel and Brennan to lead Pentagon and CIA
US President Barack Obama has named Chuck Hagel to be his next defence secretary and counter-terrorism adviser John Brennan to lead the CIA, but the nominations may not go smoothly. Former Nebraska Senator Hagel’s fellow Republicans have accused him of…
European Integration and Postcolonial Sovereignty Games
The EU overseas countries and territories Edited by Rebecca Adler-Nissen, Ulrik Gad Published December 18th 2012 by Routledge – 252 pages This book examines how sovereignty works in the context of European integration and postcolonialism. Focusing on a group of…
Gawker site exposed- money in the Cayman Islands
According to the Red Statements website it has reposted a short article from Liberal Krytonite “Welcome to the Cayman Islands”: During the last election, much was made of Mitt’s money in the Cayman Islands. How did they know about this…
Beyond Marathons: 5 Grueling Physical Feats
By Alexandra Andrews The Financialist There are plenty of reasons to run a marathon—personal gratification, weight loss, charitable fundraising—but if it’s bragging rights you’re after, marathons have begun to offer diminishing returns. The event itself is unchangeable: 26.2 miles is…
Corporate Spending: Why so Little?
by Madeleine Scinto, The Financialist Difficult economic conditions over the last four years have caused American and European companies to curb spending in an attempt to grow their cash reserves. The looming question is: When will they start spending again?…
