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Cayman Regulator Issues Flow with Enforcement and Fining Notice Following ICT Infrastructure Sharing DisputeDecember 24, 2025GRAND CAYMAN, Cayman Islands – 23 December 2025. The Utility Regulation andCompetition Office (URCO) has issued an Enforcement Notice and Proposed FiningNotice to Cable and Wireless (Cayman […]- Cayman: Firearms and Drugs Seizure by CBCDecember 24, 2025FOUR FIREARMS AND ILLEGAL DRUGS INTERCEPTED BY CBC Grand Cayman, 23 December 2025 — The Cayman Islands Customs & BorderControl Service (CBC) has intercepted four firearms, ammunition, and a […]
- Cayman: Operation Winter Guardian Traffic Update, 23 DecemberDecember 24, 2025From RCIPS As the RCIPS Holiday Safety Operation Winter Guardian continues, road safety and traffic enforcement remain a key area of focus, with heightened visibility and increased vehicle […]
- Regulator Issues Licence to StarlinkDecember 24, 2025GRAND CAYMAN, Cayman Islands – 23 December 2025. The Utility Regulation andCompetition Office (URCO) has issued the first licence under its new satellite serviceprovider licensing framework to […]
- Cayman: RCIPS Reports Over 70 Arrests in First Week of Operation Winter GuardianDecember 23, 2025Increased policing under Winter Guardian The full complement of officers deployed under Operation Winter Guardian hit the streets on the 18th of December. During this period, the Cayman Islands have […]
The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award
The Award arrived in the Cayman Islands in 1968, when a pilot programme was launched in the Girls’ Brigade. The Award programme grew out of the efforts of three men – HRH Prince Philip, Kurt Hahn, a German educationalist, and Lord Hunt,…
Kate Prank Call Nurse ‘Commits Suicide’
From Sky News UK A nurse working at the hospital treating the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge, who was duped by a prank phone call, has died in a suspected suicide. Jacintha Saldanha, who has worked at the hospital for four…
Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism Secretariat announces Jamaican workshops
Belize City, Belize, Wednesday, December 5, 2012 Small-scale fisheries, although they do not land as much produce as commercial or large-scale fisheries, bear far more socioeconomic importance. They produce more fish for domestic human consumption, employ over 90% of the…
Suomi satellite pictures Earth in black
By Jonathan Amos Science correspondent, BBC News, San Francisco This spectacular night-time view of Earth is called Black Marble. It has been assembled from a series of cloud-free images acquired by one of the most capable satellites in the sky…
Ghana solar energy plant set to be Africa’s largest
By Matt McGrath Environment correspondent, BBC News A UK firm has announced plans to build what it claims is the biggest photovoltaic (PV) solar power plant in Africa. The Nzema project, based in Ghana, will be able to provide electricity…
