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Cayman: Health FoundationDecember 22, 2025GOVERNMENT ADVANCES CAYMAN ISLANDS HEALTH FOUNDATION TO SUPPORT LONG-TERM HEALTHCARE SUSTAINABILITY Grand Cayman, 22 December 2025 – Cabinet has approved the establishment and operationalisation of […]- Cayman: Deputy Governor Shares Final Christmas Message with Civil ServantsDecember 22, 2025Deputy Governor Franz Manderson has delivered his final Christmas and New Year’s message to the Cayman Islands civil service, extending warm greetings and reflecting on his years of service ahead of […]
- Cayman: Joint Statement on Community SafetyDecember 15, 2025From HE Governor Jane Owen and Premier André Ebanks Premier Ebanks: Fellow Caymanians and residents, Her Excellency the Governor Jane Owen and I are united this afternoon in reassuring the […]
- Cayman: Statement from the Commissioner of Police on Robbery IncidentsDecember 14, 2025Commissioner of Police Kurt Walton As Commissioner of Police, I am aware of the concern that recent robbery incidents have caused within the community. I want to assure you that the RCIPS takes these […]
- Cayman: RCIPS Formally Announces the Commencement of Operation Winter GuardianDecember 12, 2025From RCIPS The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) annual holiday safety operation, Winter Guardian, began on Thursday, 11 December. The focus of the operation is road safety and enforcement, […]
CAYMAN’S ARK: Giving is Receiving
Due to last’s year’s overwhelming response to ARK’s “Giving is Receiving” Project , we are delighted to be organising it again this Christmas. Last year, we received over 600 filled shopping bags and thousands of dollars worth of Christmas gifts…
Five pound hunk of metal crashes into warehouse
PLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) — The owners of a furniture warehouse in Plymouth, Mass., want to know the origin of a chunk of metal that plunged through the roof. No one was hurt when the 6-inch, cylindrical piece of metal weighing…
Hoop Dreams: Riots cast shadow over Games
LONDON (AP) — Four days of rioting last August have cast a shadow over the neighbourhoods where the world’s top athletes will compete next summer at the 2012 London Games. Some Olympic events will occur just a few miles away…
Raiders’ McClain arrested on assault charges
DECATUR, Ala. (AP) — Oakland Raiders linebacker Rolando McClain was arrested Thursday on misdemeanor assault, firearms and other charges after police said he fired a gun during a fight in his Alabama hometown. McClain, 22, held a gun beside a…
Great milestone for Stoke
Tony Pulis has described Stoke’s progress to the last 32 of the Europa League as a “milestone” for the club. Kenwyne Jones’ header ensured Stoke drew with Dynamo Kiev to go further than they ever have before in Europe. “What…
O’Neill agrees to take Sunderland job
Martin O’Neill has agreed to succeed Steve Bruce as Sunderland manager, but he will not take charge of the team for Sunday’s away match against Wolverhampton. Sunderland have confirmed Bruce’s former assistant manager Eric Black will oversee that game. The…
Students develop computer skills
Four students are taking advantage of the opportunity to develop their computer technology skills this term, thanks to a partnership involving the Ministry of Education, University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) and the Cayman Islands Further Education Centre (CIFEC)….
