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The Editor speaks: The pigeons are now redundant
It is FINALLY a sign of progress that the six Cayman Islands retail banks has announced they have signed a contract making pigeons that have been used up until now, redundant. Brian Esau, President of the Cayman Islands Bankers’ Association,…
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Cayman Islands police continue to warn public of dangers of drunk driving ahead of Pirate’s Week
From RCIPS Since last Friday there have been 6 arrests for DUI; in two of these cases, the blood alcohol content of the driver was over twice the legal limit. In one case the level was 0.254%. Inspector Yearwood of…
Cayman Islands Remembrance Sunday Parade and Ceremonies
On Sunday, 12 November 2017 the Cayman Islands will join nations around the world to pay tribute to those veterans who defended their countries during times of war. The annual Remembrance Sunday ceremony will honour all veterans, including those who…
CFATF Mutual Evaluation of the Cayman Islands
As part of the Caribbean Financial Action Task Force (CFATF) Mutual Evaluation process, a team of examiners will be in the Cayman Islands from 4th-15th December 2017 to assess the jurisdiction’s efforts in combating money laundering and the financing of…
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David Jessop:Caribbean Tourism – The solo traveler and the Caribbean
By David Jessop From NAN News Americas, LONDON, England, Fri. Nov. 3, 2017: One of the odder experiences in my past was when, while sitting on a beach in Barbados, a young American visitor appeared from nowhere and asked if…
Cayman Islands banks announce automated clearing house agreement
Six retail banks have joined forces to offer local Automated Clearing House (ACH) services in the Cayman Islands for the first time. ACH (Cayman) Limited, a company formed by the partnership of the six retail banks, has announced the signing…
Magic faraway tree
Couple fulfil a childhood dream of building their own tree house in the Caribbean – and now rent it out for £85 a night By Caroline McGuire, From The Sun UK The quirky property is located between Paunch and Bluff…
US government climate report: Climate change is real and our fault
By SCOTT K. JOHNSON From arsTECHNICA Report appears to have cleared federal review despite censorship fears. Information about the science and consequences of climate change has been removed from a number of federal agency websites since the Trump administration took…
Destinations of the week
Highlights of the Caribbean From The Globe and Mail A host of hot hotels and refurbished resorts are blooming across the Atlantic islands. Here are seven selections for your next retreat to the deep blue sea The pool complex at…
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Deep Blue Cable to extend network
From Jamaica Gleaner Deep Blue Cable, the new telecoms operation backed by Irishman Denis O’Brien, plans to extend its fibre-optic cable project beyond the Caribbean into the Americas. The company foresees that roughly half of existing cable layers in the…
