Reform of the Cayman Islands Strata Titles Registration Law
In January 2013 the Law Reform Commission continued its reform of strata titles in the Islands by the publication of the Strata Titles Bill, 2013 and the related discussion paper. The deadline for submission of comments was extended several times…
25 confirmed cases of chikungunya in Cayman Islands says latest report
Chikungunya Update as of 13 October 2014 From Cayman Islands Public Health Department The total number of confirmed chikungunya cases reached 25 this week (13 October 2014). The distribution of confirmed cases (25) has been: George Town -nine; Cayman Brac…
Five U.S. Airports are enacting new screening measures to protect against Ebola
By David Hudson From Whitehouse The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have announced that the following five U.S. airports will soon begin enhanced Ebola screening for all travelers coming from Ebola-affected…
Tourist sues after contracting “life-threatening illness” at Caribbean resort
From Caribbean360 LONDON, England, Tuesday October 14, 2014 – British tourist Sarah Bowes-Phipps’ dream Caribbean holiday abruptly turned into a nightmare when she allegedly came down with such a severe case of food poisoning that she had to have her…
Justices block Texas abortion law
By Tony Mauro From Legal Times The U.S. Supreme Court late Tuesday halted enforcement of several parts of a federal appeals court ruling that shuttered abortion clinics throughout Texas. Over the objection of three conservative justices, the court vacated an…
No risk, no reward: The power of risk taking for your career
By Jo Miller From Mashable “If you’re not taking risks in your career,” says Valerie Oswalt, vice president of sales, west area for Mondelēz International, “you might actually be creating more risk for yourself.” For Oswalt, the chance to make…
Ebola: Mark Zuckerberg and crisis in Dallas
Mark Zuckerberg gave a great answer to someone on Facebook who asked why he donated $25 million to fight Ebola By Dave Smith From Business Insider Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, along with his wife, Priscilla Chan, announced on Tuesday that…
Bermuda still recovering from Tropical Storm Fay awaits powerful Hurricane Gonzalo
By Ivan Clifford From Caribbean360 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Wednesday October 15, 2014, CMC – Bermudians were awaiting the passage of Hurricane Gonzalo on Wednesday even as they were continuing to clean up after the damage caused by Tropical Storm Fay over…
Forgiveness may hold key to health, youthfulness
By Sr. Janet Lovell From Caribbean Life Generally, people believe that as they get older their beauty, health, and youthfulness diminish with age. For this reason, many lean toward plastic surgery, strenuous exercise, and harsh diet. However, this is not…
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Yoyo balls capable of strangulation seized at Caribbean Market
By Anthony Galloway Knox Leader From Herald Sun A total of 700 unlawful and dangerous products at Scoresby’s Caribbean Market were removed recently. Yoyo balls capable of strangling a child, sunglasses with no labelling and a pram were among the…
