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Ethiopia welcomes Jamaica’s assistance in Education
By Rochelle Williams From JIS His Imperial Highness Welcomes Assistance towards the Development of Ethiopia’s Education System Story Highlights His Imperial Highness, Prince Ermias Sahle-Selassie says he will welcome assistance from Jamaican educators, in the development of the Ethiopian school…
Cayman Islands: 2016 Caymanian scholars selected for UWC
The United World Colleges (UWC) global educational movement will enrol three more Caymanian students in August, as the local national committee has selected Ayanda Jones, Julian Menko and Chanelle Scott as its 2016 scholars. Studying for the rigorous International Baccalaureate…
Trump, Clinton score major victories
By Stephen Collinson, From CNN Washington (CNN) Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton scored huge victories Tuesday that bring them closer to a monumental duel for the White House in the fall. Trump’s political strength was on display with a clean…
UN expresses ‘Concern’ over repeat delays in Haitian elections
From telesur UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called for legitimate elections in the Caribbean nation today. Authorities missed yet another date for elections. The United Nations expressed concern Tuesday over the delay of elections in Haiti. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said…
Another Jesus moment?
By John Skippings From Caribbean News Now Bernie Sanders dared to take on his fellow Jews in defence of the Palestinian people; something no other American, or any other western leader or politician has dared to do in such manner…
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OUR CARIBBEAN: Divisive politics – questions for the PM
By Rickey Singh, From Nation News Barbados MORE THAN half a century after the English-speaking Caribbean started the process of dismantling age-old colonial relations with Britain, our politicians and parliamentary parties across this region continue to betray a slavish attachment for…
Replace white flour easily with these ideas…
From Felicia Arguello Jeffrey Group Do you want to enjoy cupcakes and pancakes without feeling guilty? Food trends in 2016 have been leaning towards a new trend, alternative grains, and replacing white flour. Alternative grains are wholesome and part of a…
The boat that really DOES rock
More than 3,000 heavy metal fans take to the high seas on a cruise that boasts four days of live music, pool bombing competitions and 5am parties By Georgia Diebelius For MAILONLINE The Independence of the Seas cruise, which is…
Cayman Counsel Series: Extended Notification and Reporting Dates for US FATCA and UK FATCA for 2016
By Madeleine Welham From Ogier Further to our recent advisory, Cayman Counsel Series: 2016 TIA Notification for US FATCA and UK FATCA, the Cayman Islands Tax Information Exchange Authority (TIA) has advised that they will take a soft approach to…
Royal Caribbean crew members accused of smuggling cocaine in sandals
From WETV 9 News ABC BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. — Two Royal Caribbean cruise employees were arrested after they were accused of using sandals to smuggle drugs into Central Florida. Two employees on the Freedom of the Seas ship were bringing…
