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“Stuff the Bus” partners with Hurley’s Media and invites other Cayman Islands businesses to get involved in the B
Stuff the Bus, an annual community wide initiative, hosted by Caribbean Alliance Insurance kicked off last week with the aim of helping hundreds of students returning to classes at the end of this month. The goal of the community drive…
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Cayman Islands DVDL-Restricted Hrs on Thursday 18th August Office Closure Vehicle & Drivers’ Licensing Thursday Hours The Department of Vehicle & Drivers’ Licensing informs the public that it will be offering limited services on Thursday, August 18th, 2016 at…
Immigration attorney joins Cayman Islands HSM Group
The HSM Group has welcomed a new Immigration attorney, Mr. Alastair David. Alastair’s practice focuses primarily on Immigration Law, Employment Law and Litigation. Alastair practiced as a Barrister in the UK for 10 years before joining HSM and has substantial…
Cayman Islands government announces new director at Children and Family Services
Following an open recruitment drive, Mrs. Felicia Robinson has been identified as the successful candidate as new Director of Children and Family Services. Mrs. Robinson commenced official duty on Thursday, 4 August, 2016. She brings with her a wealth of…
The Editor Speaks: Zika and our premier
Zika is dangerous even if you’re not pregnant. This statement comes from Dr. Lee Norman who spoke recently to Newsmax. The following is part of the article that was published soon after the recent 17 confirmed locally transmitted cases in…
Cayman [Islands] Water supports RAGBRAI
Alex Dailey, 9, recently participated in a nearly 500 mile ride across Iowa, spanning seven days, with his father Tim Dailey. The event, called RAGBRAI or the Registers Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa is billed as the world’s oldest,…
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Earl impacted more than 110,000 children in Belize: UNICEF
By Adele Ramos From Amandala Belize BELIZE CITY, Fri. Aug. 5, 2016–The frightfulness of howling winds and pounding rains emanating from a fierce hurricane such as Earl is enough to traumatize a child. In fact, according to a report released today…
Cayman Islands: Maples Group assists AerGen in debut ABS issuance
Maples and Calder and Maples Fiduciary recently assisted AerGen in connection with the US$324.7 million asset backed loan securitisation of a portfolio of 19 narrow body aircraft by Harbour Aircraft Investments Limited (the “Borrower”). This was the debut ABS issuance…
New revolutionary treatment for patients with heart disease
Palm Beach Gardens , Fla. – New technology is providing a revolutionary approach to the treatment of patients with coronary artery disease. The innovative device is inserted into a patient’s clogged artery to keep it open and restore blood flow,…
Barbados: Ministry Of Health Statement: Two babies born with microcephaly
From Government of Barbados The Ministry of Health is investigating the cause of microcephaly in two babies delivered at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital this week. The doctors at the QEH are carrying out investigations to determine whether the birth defects…
