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PlanCayman: Advancing the Vision Through Community EngagementMay 20, 2024George Town, Grand Cayman 20th May, 2024. As part of the ongoing commitment to transparent and inclusive planning, the Central Planning Authority (CPA), in collaboration with the Ministry of […]- Cayman: Medical Donation Made to Bay Islands Following Multi-Agency CollaborationMay 16, 2024Representatives from the Bay Island Roatan Hospital Relief Committee, MPs, private sector partners and other government officials await departure for Roatan, Honduras to present approximately CI$80k […]
- Cayman: How can artificial intelligence (AI) help to combat advanced cyber threats?May 16, 2024Palo Alto Networks identifies an average of 2.3 million new and unique threats daily. The lack of cybersecurity in the Caribbean is a significant concern, and it is crucial to address this problem to […]
- Cayman Islands Department of Tourism Joins Prestigious World Travel and Tourism CouncilMay 16, 2024(DOT) – The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism is pleased to announce that the Cayman Islands has been accepted as a destination member of the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC). WTTC […]
- The [Cayman] Government has abandoned the cruise sectorMay 16, 2024Hon. Roy McTaggart Despite the Government’s positive talk about tourist arrivals, the fact is we haven’t even recovered to 2019 numbers. Meanwhile, our competitors have recovered and are […]
JUST AND FAIR DECISION: Devon’s mom says acquittal was correct
In an emotional post-verdict interview yesterday, the mother of Devon Anglin, acquitted of murder in the Grand Court, detailed her private anguish at the trial and public vilification of her son. “The last 18 months have been the most intense…
Fashion for a cause
The RoofTop Bar hosted a sparkling catwalk show of Diana Uylett’s, also known as ‘Bobsy’, designs to raise money for her cancer treatment. The sophisticated dresses and chic lines raised over CI$6000 for the Caymanian designer who is currently in…
Another Acquittal
This is a very sad day for the RCIPS, the family of the late 4-year-old Jeremiah Barnes and the Cayman Islands. The record of the RCIPS for finding and bringing suspects of high profile crimes to the Court has not…
After-School Programme Teaches Heritage
The Honoutrable Premier McKeeva Bush, in conjunction with Cayman Traditional Arts, is pleased to announce the launch of a new after-school cultural programme – “Bringing Heritage to Life”. The after-school programme is comprised of three courses, spanning 12 weeks each:…
Coke pleads guilty to avoid life
NEW YORK, United States, Thursday September 1, 2011 – Jamaican drug lord Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke has pleaded guilty in a deal with US prosecutors to avoid spending the rest of his life in prison. Coke, 42, pleaded guilty yesterday in…
Letters to the editor
The iNews editorial of Wednesday 31st August has a lot of untruths in it. It falsely claims that the PPM “have said “NO” to everything the UDP has proposed”! This is a shocking & untrue statement! The PPM have supported…
The Mystery of the Grouper Moon to premiere in Cayman
Marine artist and conservationist Dr Guy Harvey and award-winning filmmaker George Schellenger have a strong message in their new collaboration “The Mystery of the Grouper Moon” — to convince Cayman Islands government officials to extend a ban on fishing at…
SPLASHING THE CASH!
Deadline day proved a hive of activity as football players switched clubs all across the United Kingdom. Helicopters took off and landed at training grounds the length and breadth of the country flying players to their new clubs. Under-fire Arsenal…
Frank Gore agrees on 3-year extension with 49ers
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Frank Gore has his new deal from the San Francisco 49ers, 13 days before the season opener. Just as he wished it. Agent Jason Rosenhaus told The Associated Press on Tuesday that Gore had agreed…
