Cayman Islands: RCIPS Community Officer leads Robbery Prevention Training for businesses
From RCIPS On Friday, 4 May, PC Jonathan Kern, a Community Officer in Beat 9 – Seven Mile Beach South, conducted a series of training sessions on robbery prevention for business owners and staff. The sessions, which were hosted at…
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The Cayman Islands invites children to sharpen their cooking skills this summer in the Culinary Capital of the Caribbean
Limited-Time “Kids Culinary Capital of the Caribbean” Summer Promotion Features Hands-On Activities, Plus Incredible Savings and Family-Friendly Attractions Island-Wide NEWS PROVIDED BY Cayman Islands Department of Tourism GRAND CAYMAN, Cayman Islands, May 9, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — The Cayman Islands is welcoming…
Cayman Islands: Court of Appeal rules on dissenters’ discovery
Contributed by Harney Westwood & Riegels LLP From ilo On April 10 2018 the Cayman Islands Court of Appeal released its decision in the appeal of a directions order in In the matter of Qunar Cayman Islands Limited (CICA 24…
The Editor Speaks: Things are serious Mr. Bush
Errol Bush, The Port Authority of the Cayman Islands (PACI) Board Director has reportedly sent around emails to staff stating that things were not serious against the rumours of significant irregularities at the authority. We, and that includes the Office…
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Cayman Islands Batabano Food Festival spices up with Saxon
As the Culinary Capital of the Caribbean, it was fitting that Cayman’s national carnival, Batabano, had a Food Festival that delighted the senses. This year, as the Batabano Food Festival saw a record 27 vendors registered, local insurance company, Saxon,…
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UK Evening Standard Editor replies to Cayman Chamber
EDITOR’S REPLY TO: Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce Dear Paul BRITAIN — in particular London — has long had the reputation of being a global money-laundering capital. This is partly due to years of a no-questions-asked regime on setting up…
Cayman HospiceCare hosts annual Big Bash gala event
Cayman HospiceCare held its 18th annual Big Bash gala event last Friday night at Ristorante Pappagallo in West Bay. One hundred percent of ticket proceeds go to the nonprofit organization, which provides end-of-life care to people in the Cayman Islands….
Vodafone tax redux? Walmart-Flipkart deal may come under taxmen’s scanner
By Gaurav Choudhury From Money Control Tax authorities could draw parallels between the Vodafone’s acquisition of Hutchison Whampoa’s telecom assets in India in 2007. Question marks loom over potential tax disputes over Walmart’s majority buyout of online Flipkart, likely to…
Young Caymanian Leadership Award recipient Faith Gealey calls our community to mentorship
Young Caymanian Leadership Award (YCLA) Recipient Faith Gealey is actively fulfilling her mission this year to encourage mentorship. Since receiving her award last November, Faith has presented at more than a dozen engagements and has spoken to approximately 5,000 people…
Iran nuclear deal: UK won’t walk away, says Boris Johnson
From BBC Britain has “no intention of walking away” from the Iran nuclear deal despite the United States pulling out, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson says. Mr Johnson told MPs the UK would “strive to preserve the gains” made by the…
