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The Editor Speaks: Not all gloom at Turtle Farm (now Centre)

The Cayman Islands Turtle Farm continues to lose money. This time it was approx. $6M in the red. Deputy Premier Moses Kirkconnell said approx. two thirds of that figure – $4.5M – was due to repayment of a loan. The…

The Editor speaks: Cool

Yesterday’s Editorial was “Hot”! Today’s is “Cool”. Around many Christmases/New Years here in the Cayman Islands I have experienced Nor’westers, flooding, etc. especially my early years. I remember one real bad one that decimated the old Turtle Farm before it…

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Cayman Islands: UPDATED – Body discovered near North West Point Tue morning, 22 November

From RCIPS: Wed 23 Nov 2016 at 2:45 pm Police can now confirm the identity of the man found deceased near North West Point yesterday morning, 22 November.  His name is Tian Lun Ma, age 39, a resident of West…

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Cayman Islands Opposition Leader’s New Year’s message

My Dear Friends – Once again without shadow of turning, God has safely brought us through the ever changing scenes of life, and through the changes of time, to the beginning of another year. What can we ask of Him?…

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World Animal Protection says we don’t want Cayman’s Turtle Farm to close

The World Animal Protection’s (WAP) Dr. Neil D’Cruze said his organisation does not want the Turtle Farm to close its doors but to discontinue its farming of turtles. Speaking to iNews Cayman last Thursday (31) he said there has been…

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Recent poll for turtle meat in the Cayman Islands shows limited demand

From WSPA The Cayman Turtle Farm, the last facility in the world that farms endangered green turtles for their meat, has long cited continued demand for turtle meat in justifying its activities. However a recent poll shows that in reality…

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Tourism minister invites cruise lines to talks The tourism minister and Acting Premier, Moses Kirkconnell has confirmed plans for bilateral discussions with cruise lines that will be the end users should Cayman go ahead with the development of a berthing…