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5 tips to make dinner quicker & easier

TIPS FROM THE KITCHN Emily’s Ready-To-Cook Kitchen Getting dinner on the table sounds simple enough, right? And in theory, it should be — but it doesn’t always play out that way. Between meal planning, grocery shopping, prep, and making an…

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Digicel and Huawei Technologies successfully test 10 Gbps broadband In Jamaica

From Digicel Group First-ever deployment in the region of XGPON fibre to the home technology delivering speeds of up to 10,000Mbps KINGSTON, Jamaica, May 20, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Digicel Group and Huawei Technologies have successfully showcased the real power of…

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IMF approves US$2.8 million disbursement to Grenada

From Caribbean News Now WASHINGTON, USA — On Wednesday, the executive board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded the Article IV consultation with Grenada and the fourth review of Grenada’s performance under a program supported by a three-year arrangement…

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CARICOM deficiencies leading to fragmentation and weakness

By Sir Ronald Sanders From Caribbean News Now (This commentary is a shortened version of a Feature Address to the St Lucia Hotels and Tourist Association on 19 May 2016) I start with the now proven premise that no Caribbean…

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1 Massive cruise liner emits sulphurous emissions gas per day as 376 MILLION cars

By CHARLIE MOORE FOR MAILONLINE Massive cruise liners ‘each spew out as much sulphurous emissions gas per day as 376 MILLION cars’ it is revealed as experts call for action on the pollution they cause in port cities Harmony of…

UK supports Cayman Islands’ position on Beneficial Ownership Initiative

Highlighting Cayman’s ‘lead on global transparency as a cooperative jurisdiction’, UK Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne has written to the Minister of Financial Services, Wayne Panton, welcoming Cayman’s participation in the discussion for the development and subsequent implementation of…

Cayman Islands: Young Caymanians hired for pioneering mosquito project

A team of young Caymanians has been hired to work on a pioneering mosquito control project launched earlier this month. The initiative is being rolled out by the Mosquito Research and Control Unit (MRCU) in collaboration with biotechnology company Oxitec,…

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BSI said to probe bank employees on 1MDB-related dealings

By Andrea Tan From Bloomberg BSI SA, the Swiss bank embroiled in global probes into 1Malaysia Development Bhd., is investigating employees and their dealings related to the embattled Malaysian state investment fund, according to people familiar with the matter. One of…

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Notification Injunctions – a new tool for asset preservation?

By Peter McMaster and Jeremy Snead From Appleby When plaintiffs sue for substantial damages they need to be confident that the defendant has assets to meet a judgment. That does not just mean knowing that the defendant presently has assets, it means…

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An annual Cayman Islands swimming tradition: The 2016 Lions Sprint Meet

The Lions Club and Stingray Swim Club (SSC) host the annual, fun-filled and fast-paced Lions Sprint meet on Saturday May 21st at the Lions Aquatic Centre. This meet is a partnership between the Lions Club — the visionary service club…