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Cayman Islands Arts and Culture Award Winners announced
The winners of the 24th annual National Arts and Culture Awards were announced at a press conference today (19 February). Fifteen individuals, and one company are honoured for their significant contribution to the arts and culture of the Cayman Islands….
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Cayman Islands sending four swimmers to Gold Coast
BY LORETTA RACE from Swim Swam The Cayman Islands has announced its selected athletes set to compete the 2018 Commonwealth Games. this April. Of the 22 athletes selected across 7 sports, 4 swimmers will be headed to the Gold Coast. Both David Ebanks…
The Editor Speaks: Honda Civics
There is a spate of car theft here. It seems hardly a weekend goes by when we learn of another car theft or thefts. The stealing seems to be in pairs. Just this weekend we received a report from the…
Visionaries Join Academy to save Blockchain
GRAND CAYMAN, The Cayman Islands, Feb. 19, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Academy – School of Blockchain (“Academy”) introduces their superstar team of executives and advisors. Academy’s executive team and diverse advisory board reflect the dynamic and revolutionary nature of blockchain. As the…
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Backyard pirate ship is sanctuary for San Marcos girl fighting leukemia
By Deborah Sullivan Brennan From The San Diego Union -Tribune Saturday afternoon Leona Evans took the helm of her own backyard pirate ship, starting a new passage in her journey through childhood leukemia. The 5-year-old San Marcos girl received the…
Lost in Translation? GM Plant Shutdown Shocks South Korea
From Newsmax Only weeks into a new job heading General Motors Co’s international operations, Barry Engle flew into a frigid South Korea in January and held a series of meetings with government officials to discuss the future of GM’s loss-making…
Preventing Childhood Obesity in the Caribbean – Civil Society Action Plan 2017 – 2021
From Healthy Caribbean Coalition The Healthy Caribbean Coalition’s (HCC’s) Civil Society Action Plan 2017-2021: Preventing Childhood Obesity in the Caribbean was developed to guide the response of Caribbean civil society to global, regional, and national recognition of the increasingly heavy…
Facebook loses Belgian privacy case, faces fine up to $125 million
A Belgian court threatened Facebook with a fine of up to 100 million euros ($125 million) if it continued to break privacy laws by tracking people on third party websites. In a case brought by Belgium’s privacy watchdog, the court…
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The View From Europe: The danger in what others wish for in Venezuela
By David Jessop From Barbados Advocate A few days ago, the International Energy Agency reported that oil production in the US was undergoing extraordinary’ growth. The OECD-related body for net importers of oil said that the increase meant that US…
Cayman Islands: Two Honda Civics stolen over the weekend
This past weekend, police received reports of two stolen Honda Civics: Just before 4:30AM on Saturday, 17 February, police received a report that a 1998 green Honda Civic, registration #182 625 had been stolen from a residence off Marina Drive…
