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Cayman: WANTED: Patrick Anthony Campbell Jr, 11 December & WANTED: Sidney Henry, 11 DecemberDecember 11, 2025WANTED: Patrick Anthony Campbell Jr, 11 December Police are seeking information from the public to assist in locating wanted man, Patrick Anthony Campbell, age 20, residing in West Bay. Campbell is […]- Cayman: Health City Celebrates Shomari Scott’s Honor at the 2025 CMEx Leadership AwardsDecember 10, 2025Shomari Scott Receiving Award Cayman Islands, December 10, 2025 – Health City Cayman Islands is proud to announce that Shomari Scott, Chief Business Officer, was honored as a […]
- Hurley’s maX Rewards Partners with Cayman Airways’ Sir Turtle Rewards to Enable Point- to-Mile ConversionsDecember 9, 2025Randy Merren, Paul Tibbets and Sir Turtle at Hurley’s Grand Harbour Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands – December 9, 2025 – Hurley’s, Grand Cayman’s leading grocery retailer, is proud to […]
- Cayman: Containment Efforts Continue After Avian Flu DetectionDecember 8, 2025From Cayman Islands Government Nov 30 2025 Government teams continued coordinated containment and monitoring activities today, Sunday 30 November, following the confirmed detection of H5N1 […]
- Cayman: CBC Intercepts two Major Drug Importation Attempts; Five ArrestedDecember 8, 2025FIVE INDIVIDUALS ARRESTED AFTER CBC INTERCEPTS TWO MAJOR DRUG IMPORTATION ATTEMPTS Grand Cayman, December 8, 2025 – The Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) recently disrupted two major […]
Zara Phillips and Team GB claim Olympics silver in Equestrian
Great Britain won a team silver medal in the eventing competition at Greenwich Park today. Their brave gold medal challenge ultimately came up short as European champions and Olympic title favourites Germany took gold, with New Zealand clinching bronze. Tina…
Dutch Football Camp at Camana Bay reminder
This is a reminder that the Dutch camp spaces are limited for the Dutch Camp at Camana Bay. Participants must submit submit registration form and payment in advance to guarantee participation. As they are experiencing some problem with the caymanfootball.ky…
Anis Ade Thomas wins silver and bronze in the Cayman Islands and smashes Commonwealth Junior Deadlift record
Guyana’s only representative at the North American Powerlifting Championships, Anis Ade Thomas, ensured that the Golden Arrowhead enjoy a commanding presence on the podium, as he won a silver and bronze medal at the event, which concluded on Sunday in…
Olympic beach volleyball sexy in the sand, and a whole ton of fun
Staid old Horse Guards Parade has been transformed into the ‘best venue ever’, with music, dancers — and some pretty good volleyball, too The easiest column at any Summer Olympics is the one that makes fun of beach volleyball. It’s…
Hundreds of millions without power in India
Hundreds of millions of people have been left without electricity in northern and eastern India after a massive power breakdown. More than half the country was hit by the power cuts after three grids collapsed – one for a second…
Swiss Re buys $275 million of longevity protection through Cayman Islands vehicle
Swiss Re, the world’s second-biggest reinsurer, has raised $275 million to help it pay claims in the event of pensioners in Canada, Australia and the United States living longer than budgeted for by their insurers, it said on Tuesday (31)…
More phone rate cutting in Jamaica
Telecommunications company LIME yesterday announced that it was slashing its landline to mobile rate to J$6.99 and that it will also start billing those calls on a per second basis. The measures become effective August 1. Yesterday, a news release…
Charles Bronson retires to the Cayman Islands (complete with a mountain) in 1984 thriller “The Evil That Men Do”
Here’s how you know The Evil That Men Do is going to be another Charles Bronson bad-asser: The film’s first shot is a slowed-down grab from a much later scene, of him throwing a knife just to the left of…
Bonaire, Marine Biology, Rare Species, Parribacus Antarcticus, The Slipper Lobsters of Lac Bay, July 2012
The Slipper Lobsters of Lac Bay, July 2012
Jamaica at 50: On your marks, get set…oh
Half a century after Jamaica’s independence from Britain, its economy is struggling to get out of the starting blocks. THE world is used to trailing behind Jamaican sprinters. The small island has won a string of world records, and may…
