Spying in the Caribbean: some thoughts and considerations
From ICT Pulse Following recent revelations of invasive and unauthorised US spying in the Bahamas, we are taking a closer look at the wider Caribbean, and highlighting some of the vulnerabilities and concerns that have been identified. Last month, news…
Janet Bostwick gives lesson: Women in Bahamian history
From Bahama Islands Info First female MP shares struggles and triumphs of Bahamian women NASSAU, Bahamas — As a woman who has carved a niche in Bahamian history, the country’s first female Member of Parliament (MP), the Honourable Janet Bostwick,…
EDITORIAL COMMENT From BN: Caribbean insurers continue to suffer from regulatory complexity
By Natan Levy From BN Americas The island nations of the Caribbean must face up to the reality that the status quo will not provide the much needed boost to further develop the region’s insurance markets. As the region welcomed…
Dan Marino withdraws name from concussion lawsuit
By Armando Salguero From The Miami Herald MIAMI – Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Marino is changing a botched play called in a huddle with his attorneys. One day after being the biggest and most recognizable name on…
Road closure BT Thu 5 – Update
From RCIPS Wed, Jun 4, 2014 at 5:19 PM There has been changes to the traffic flow (between Manse Road and Cumber Ave) in respect to the below release. One lane will be opened for traffic flowing West from 8:30…
World Environment Day Wed June 4: Climate change and Small Islands
By Salome Phelamei From Zee News India As we celebrate World Environment Day (WED) every year on 5th of June, many people pledge to make some positive contribution for the environment, whereas for some this day is just `another event`…
iNews Briefs
WARNING: The views in the immediate following article are NOT the views of iNews Cayman. It has been republished to show you another point of view. We welcome and expect comments. Cayman Islands where the freemasons stash their stolen loot From intmens.org…
The Editor Speaks: What actual benefits do cancer sufferers get from a MANDATORY cancer registry? Shouldn’t they be consulted?
I am quite frankly at a loss as to why it is necessary for a MANDATORY registry of cancer victims. Cancer is not a disease that is spread from one victim to another and what exactly is the benefit to…
Sudanese woman on death row needs appeals court’s intervention to be released
By Nicole Hensle From New York Daily News The husband of Meriam Yehya Ibrahim, 27, says only the court can reverse the decision to release his wife, despite conflicting news reports that she would be released by the Sudan government….
