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Cayman: NRSC Reminds Public: Enforcement of Existing Micro-mobility Laws Begins 1 March 2026February 24, 2026George Town, Cayman Islands — 23 February 2026 — The National Road Safety Committee (NRSC) reminds the public that enforcement of existing laws governing e-bikes, scooters and similar micro-mobility […]- Royal arrest signals historic momentFebruary 22, 2026By Ellie Finkelstein, Freedom United February 22nd, 2026News Digest OUR CAMPAIGN ISSUES IN THE NEWS Human traffickingRoyal arrest spotlights power in human traffickingAndrew Mountbatten-Windsor, […]
- Cayman: Statement on the Premier’s Update Regarding Cannabis Decriminalisation and the National LotteryFebruary 22, 2026In light of the recent update provided by the Honourable Premier regarding the timelines of the Law Reform Commission (LRC), the Opposition welcomes the clarification now given to the public. The […]
- New Mayo Clinic office in Cayman Islands expands access to specialized care for Caribbean patientsFebruary 19, 2026Mayo Clinic opens patient information office in Cayman Islands GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands — Mayo Clinic is opening a representative office in the Cayman Islands to help patients, […]
- Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrested – King Charles statementFebruary 19, 2026From BBC Today, (Thu Feb 19) Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested and is being held in custody on suspicion of misconduct in public office. There’s been a lot of developments – and […]
Cayman Finance sponsors conference
Underscoring the important role compliance plays within Cayman’s financial services sector, Cayman Finance is pleased to support the Caribbean Regional Compliance Association’s 2012 conference as a sponsor of the event. Taking place on 1st and 2nd March at The Hyatt…
Candidacy tests Mexico’s culture of machismo
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s conservative ruling party is gambling that this country known for machismo is ready for a female president and have chosen a devout Roman Catholic and popular former congresswoman who says she sympathises with the causes…
Last known WWI veteran Florence Green dies at 110
LONDON (AP) — Florence Green never saw the front line. Her war was spent serving food, not dodging bullets. But Green, who has died aged 110, was the last known surviving veteran of World War I. She was serving with…
Wine and food ideas for your Valentine
Valentine’s Day is almost here and even though it may not be an official holiday it is a very important day for that special woman in your life. So while you have some time plan ahead for the big event…
Greece, Bulgaria battle flooding; eight dead
SOFIA, Bulgaria (AP) — A swollen river in Greece bursts its banks, flooding homes and forcing authorities to declare a state of emergency Tuesday, officials said, as rescuers scrambled to a Bulgarian village nearly washed away when a dam collapsed,…
Art@Governors proves once again a success
More than 100 artists came to the Governor’s garden to show the world their paintings, drawings, sculptures, and many other kinds of artwork for Art@Governors, Cayman’s most popular annual art event. The best thing about Art@Governors is everyone is welcome, and…
Purple Dragon kicks off 2012 with a new dojo and a special offer
Purple Dragon Martial Arts is celebrating the New Year with a newly renovated dojo and a special membership offer. The karate school will soon be moving to a new location at the Mirco Centre, which will double its space and…
Double glory for George Town Primary
George Town Primary dominated proceedings in the 2011/2012 CUC Primary Football League (PFL) Finals this past Saturday, February 4, winning two of the four championships. In the Under 9 Consolation Cup Final, George Town Primary overcame a hard-working Cayman International…
Woman who lived in Cayman found murdered
The body of a woman who lived in Cayman has been discovered buried in a house in Jamaica. Detectives think Stacey-Ann “Dionne” Smith died as a result of asphyxiation and have launched a murder inquiry. The 35-year-old labourer had been…
