Jubilee TV Special On Sunday Night (10)
A Jubilee TV special airs on Cayman 27 this Sunday night (10). The television special billed as “Jubilee at Pedro St. James” will give residents the opportunity to see the launch event of Cayman’s celebration of Her Majesty’s Diamond Jubilee….
The Editor Speaks: Is rape really on the increase?
With eight cases already reported here between January and March compared to only one last year this would seem to show a rise of 700%. However, this is one statistic that could be horribly wrong. I say “horribly” because very…
Where on Grand Cayman is this and when was the photograph taken?
Joan Wilson wants to know if anyone can identify the exact location where this photograph was taken (she does know but do you) and roughly the year period when it looked like this? Let’s HEAR from you.
Children and the Arts on Display
Children from Sir John A Cumber Primary School performed at the Red Bay Holiness Church in the pre-trial’s for the National Children’s Festival of the Arts (NCFA) Annual Competition. (See photo) An artistic collaboration by…
Queen Elizabeth II’s 60-year reign in stamps
Many Cayman Islands residents no doubt participated in, or enjoyed watching Queen Elizabeth 11’s Jubilee celebrations and will be glad to know that the Cayman Islands Postal Service issued four stamps to honour the occasion. These stamps will be released…
The Editor Speaks: The Chinese deal is looking a very dark shade of yellow
Our story in yesterday’s (6) iNews Cayman headed “Banned: CHEC’s parent company by World Bank” has appeared in differing forms in all of Cayman’s popular media sites and they all point to the same question: Should the Cayman Islands government…
Credit Suisse donates high tech projector to ICCI
The International College of the Cayman Islands announced today that the Credit Suisse Prime Fund Services donated a high tech LCD projector and large conference screen to the college. The high-resolution Sharp projector and 8 x 8 foot drop down…
LinkedIn confirms, apologises for stolen password breach
LinkedIn has confirmed that some of its user passwords have been compromised. The company has also issued an apology “for the inconvenience this has caused our members.” Reports circulated on Wednesday that millions of LinkedIn passwords were subject to a…
Filipino Worker ‘Issue’ Resolved
After several months of diplomatic negotiations involving many communiqués and two visits to the Cayman Islands, the Philippines government late last month reversed its decision to list the Cayman Islands amongst countries which fail in their obligations to protect the…
The Editor Speaks: Four robberies in one week and no level playing field
With no official condemnation of the robberies, it has been left for the Chamber of Commerce to issue a statement: “The Chamber is concerned and deplores the recent upsurge of robberies within our community. After a short period of reprieve…
