The Editor Speaks: Why we should be proud of our Coat of Arms
Yesterday (Mon 4), saw the beginning of the “Celebrate Cayman” 60 years celebration of the Cayman Islands Coat of Arms. Captain Owen Farrington, a Vestryman who was serving in office when the Cayman Islands was granted its own coat of…
Cricket teams from England and India will tour the Caribbean in 2019
BY AZAD ALI From Caribbean Life The Caribbean region has been given an opportunity to bid for Test, One Day Internationals (ODIs) and Twenty20 matches between the West Indies and England also India next year. This was revealed by Cricket…
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ESPN Caribbean to air live coverage of England’s international and domestic cricket
(ESPN) ESPN Caribbean and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) yesterday announced a new five-year agreement for exclusive multimedia rights to the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) from 2018 to 2022. As part of the agreement, ESPN will…
Grenada prime minister to seek new referendum on Caribbean Court of Justice
BY AZAD ALI From Caribbean Life Grenada Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell will again be pursuing a referendum on the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) as the island’s final court of appeal. He said a second referendum will be held…
The Editor Speaks: Did you forget St George’s Day?
Last Monday 23rd April was St. George’s Day. Did I mention it in an Editorial? No. Did I forget it? No. Did I celebrate it? No. However, I did visit a St George’s Day event held on that day. Where…
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Memorable May days ahead
BY VINETTE K. PRYCE From Caribbean Life Now that the lingering frost has finally thawed, buds, blossoms and blooms provide irresistibly conspicuous colorful pink and purple pastels that usher an awakening from nature’s extended hibernation and a season of prolonged…
UK watchdog tells ISPs to advertise ‘real’ broadband speeds
By Nick Summers From engadget Stricter guidelines should mean more accurate speed claims in broadband ads. Broadband packages are notoriously difficult to untangle. Prices are obscured with introductory discounts and the speeds you get are nothing like what was advertised….
UK: Wetherspoons is quitting social media, tells customers to talk to landlords for updates
BY RACHEL THOMPSON From Mashable In the era of brands competing for attention and affection on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat, one British company has done the unthinkable—it’s quitting social media completely. JD Wetherspoon—a chain with 900 pubs in the…
Cayman’s Kemar Hyman in 100m final
Simbine, Bruintjies secure places in men’s 100m final at Games BY DAVID ISAACSON From Times Live ZA Akani Simbine and Henricho Bruintjies will both compete in the men’s 100m final at the Commonwealth Games on Monday night (2.15pm SA time)….
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Cricket: West Indies defeats Ireland, leads group
BY NELSON A. KING From Caribbean Life Aiming to attain the top of their group in the 10th match of the World Cup Qualifying Round in Harare, Zimbabwe, the West Indies on Saturday staged a come-back to beat Ireland by…
