Tree-planting organization reaches milestone, sees solution to Haiti’s deforestation
By Alexandra Simon From Caribbean Life Eight years since starting an international tree-planting mission, the Trees That Feed Foundation (TFFF) recently planted their 100,000th tree in Haiti, and sees a hopeful light for the country’s agricultural future following the destructive…
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Calls on US to stop Haitian deportations
By Nelson A. King From Caribbean Life As the Obama administration in the United States has resumed deportation of Haitians living illegally in the country, there is a growing chorus of calls for Washington to reverse course. In the latest…
Australia’s east coast has a ballooning oversupply of houses
By Wolf Richter, Wolf Street From Business Insider Investment in the Australian housing sector has become a frantic activity, and prices have soared. This has been accompanied by a construction boom, particularly of large multi-family developments. But that construction boom…
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UPDATED: MISSING GIRL FOUND -Cayman Islands Police Request Public Assistance in Search for Teenage Girl UPDATE: FROM RCIPS JAN 8 2017 Police located the missing teenager, Roseanna Redden, today at a location in Bodden Town. She has been returned to…
Cayman Islands: Single-car accident on ETH Tue afternoon, 3 January
Tuesday, 3 January, just before 4PM, police responded to a report of a single-vehicle accident on Esterley Tibbetts Highway just south of Governor’s Way. A cream-colored Toyota Mark II had flipped over at the median into a CUC pole, which…
New York Post highlights Cayman Islands in ” Caribbean getaway”
By Cristina Slattery From New York Post “The Caribbean getaway perfect for both kids and parents” A family Caribbean vacation can feel as if you’re anywhere at all thanks to ubiquitous resorts with blasting pool music, gaudy playground colors and an…
The Editor speaks: The premier is upbeat
Cayman Islands premier, Alden McLaughlin, was very upbeat in his New Year’s message. With an upcoming election coming up very fast he needed to make a statement on how good things have become in the Cayman Islands since he and…
Cayman Islands: PFL/GPFL Playoffs: Third Round Preview
CUC Primary League Football playoffs resume this Saturday After a few weeks of deserved rest for players and coaches, the 2016/2017 CUC Primary Football League (PFL) and CUC Girls’ Primary Football League (PFL) playoffs resume this Saturday, January 7 with…
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Peter Binose: Julian Bodge and his merry band of bodgers
By Peter Binose Before we start on this story I would like to say I hold no grudge against Julian. There are a few things I would like to ask. One being how he got to head a ministry of…
