Caribbean News Events iBusiness iCommunity iEnvironment iFinance iLocal News News Publisher's Choice
Cayman Islands’ NiCE Summer project statistics show reduction in enrolees
GRAND CAYMAN (GIS) – In addition to general cleanup work, the two-week National Community Enhancement Project, which finished on Friday, 31 August, completed more than 65 individual sites targeted in the summer programme. The largest work assignments included Smith Barcadere,…
Cayman Islands Rotary Club’s gifts back to school supplies to students
24 students started the new academic year with “bags” of confidence thanks to the generosity of Rotary Club of Grand Cayman Sunrise. The service club donated a carful of colourful backpacks with school supplies for distribution by the Department of…
The Editor Speaks: School uniforms and much more
I am all for school uniforms and support the government’s initiative in introducing a new strict national dress code. However, hasn’t it gone too far? Under the title of Take Pride in Your Stride’ this is what the Ministry of…
Walkers’ promotions highlight growth of global firm
Grand Cayman, September 2018 Leading international law firm, Walkers, is pleased to announce that 8 attorneys across its global offices have been invited to join the partnership. In addition, 18 associates have been promoted to senior counsel, or local equivalent,…
Cayman Islands: Recognising and assisting Foreign Officeholders in Guernsey and the Cayman Islands
Article by Sarah Brehaut, Phoebe Dengate Thrush, Fiona MacAdam and Amy McLeish, Walkers From Mondaq Introduction In the increasingly internationalised corporate world, complex cross-border structures which include an offshore entity at some level within the structure are an everyday occurrence….
Hurricane Florence is forecast to be as big as the whole state of North Carolina when it hits the US
Hurricane Florence is surging toward the US East Coast with sustained wind speeds of 130 mph. It is forecast to hit North Carolina later this week, by which time the storm could be as large as the state. It is…
Chinese officials burn bibles, close churches, force Christian to denounce faith amid ‘escalating’ crackdown
By Lukas Mikelionis From Fox News The Chinese government is destroying crosses, burning bibles, closing churches and forcing Christian believers to sign papers renouncing their faith as the crackdown on religious congregations in Beijing and several provinces intensifies. The suppression…
Caribbean News Events iBusiness iCommunity iCulture iEntertainment iLocal News iTravel iWorld News News Publisher's Choice
Human Chain “Shows We Are On Our Way, We Are United”
Press Release of the Government of the British Virgin Islands Wednesday, September 12, 2018 — Scores of persons from various organisations in the BVI joined hands at Long Bay Beach, Beef Island on Saturday September 8 to form a human…
Understanding contemporary Caribbean art outside of the Latin American framework
By Gwen A. Unger From Hyper Allergic Trying to subsume the Caribbean into a discourse of Latin America or America, curators argue, limits the ability to account for differences between islands. Humberto Díaz, “Déja Vu” (2008), video still, 20:20Ed. 5/5…
Caribbean News Events iBusiness iCommunity iEnvironment iFinance iLocal News iScience iTech iWorld News Manager's Choice News Weather
A year after the hurricanes – In the Caribbean, UNICEF works on developing resilience in children and communities on islands affected by hurricanes
NEWS PROVIDED BY UNICEF Canada PANAMA CITY, Sept. 12, 2018 /CNW/ – A year after two category 5 hurricanes caused destruction across parts of the Caribbean, most children in the affected countries are now back in school and have access to…
