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Staying the Course Ensures Success

The graduation of the 8th cohort of the Passport2Success programme, held on Thursday, 12 July at the Wharf restaurant was another proud moment for the Ministry of Education, said Minister of Education, Training and Employment the Hon. Rolston Anglin, JP….

Bush says, “The results are binding, the referendum has failed”.

Referendum 2012 on adopting a system of single member constituencies concluded with neither ‘Yes’ nor ‘No’ votes achieving a binding result. Official results from the Elections Office Referendum Command Centre indicate 8,677 of the 15,161 registered voters, or 57.23 per…

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Cayman Islands to host brewers convention

It has just been announced that James Mansfield of Cayman Islands Brewery has been elected as the president of the Caribbean district of the Master Brewers’ Association of the Americas. The Cayman Islands will also be hosting the annual brewers’…

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SportsMax to Stream London Olympics 2012 Live

Available in 17 Caribbean Countries, July 27-August 12 For the first time ever in the Caribbean, the Olympic Games will be streamed on the internet live courtesy of SportsMax on sportsmaxolympics.tv. The regional sports channel will be streaming Olympic action…

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JNBS Targets Cayman Market

Investors and Jamaicans in Cayman will have a chance to explore real estate opportunities available in Jamaica through a two day Mortgage Fair, which will be held at the Triple C Auditorium on Fairbanks Road in Cayman from Thursday, July…

Young Brac scientist steeped in mosquito research and control

Danielle Ryan, a graduate research officer at the Mosquito Research and Control Unit in Cayman Brac has set her sights high. The twenty-four year-old budding scientist has been employed with the MRCU on the Brac since 1 December 2011 and…

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Political power can be dirty

Politics is very much the main topic that appears in not only but the other media outlets on our Islands The majority of it is not nice. After a hard working day you come home, ready to drop from fatigue,…

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Some of Obama’s top donors have Cayman Islands’ accounts

In one of the president’s latest campaign commercials — an ominous spot that looks a bit like the trailer to a B-grade horror movie — Mitt Romney gets some flak for his offshore bank accounts. Apparently, keeping money in places…

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Romney Explains Cayman Island Investments

Mitt Romney, in an interview with the National Review, improved greatly on his campaign’s halting explanation of why he has held investments in the Cayman Islands, a Caribbean tax haven. Still, the new defense seems unlikely to quell attacks from…

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Richard Murphy doesn’t like the Cayman Islands. But it’s so nice here.

Richard Murphy (54) is a chartered accountant and economist. He has been described by the Guardian newspaper as an “anti-poverty campaigner and tax expert”. He is a co-author of ‘Tax Havens: How Globalization Really Works‘, Cornell University Press, 2009. He is now…