Important changes to immigration policy
Cabinet has agreed a number of important changes to immigration policy which will be implemented in two phases. The main areas concerned are work permits, permanent residency, term limits and the key employee provision. Phase One of the reform exercise…
Bristol Diabetes UK meeting to focus on healthy African and Caribbean food
From Guide2 Bristol On Saturday, 20 July, the Beechwood Club in Fishponds, was the venue for a Diabetes UK meeting focusing on advice for those wishing to cook healthier African and Caribbean food. Type 2 Diabetes is up to three…
Sharknado and chilled soup
By Dody Denman Paula Deen Scandal, Benghazi Cover-Up, Obamacare…Is this what we’re talking about? No, it’s “SHARKNADO”! “Sharknado” premiered to nearly 1.4 million viewers on the SYFY channel. The encore, last Thursday, topped the premiere by 500K viewers…I was one…
New governor sits down with press
Helen Kilpatrick, Cayman Islands governor-designate, found time to meet some of Cayman’s media on Saturday (20) before leaving back to the United Kingdom (UK) after her brief visit here. She arrived Thursday evening on a familiarisation visit. The burning question…
Sandals Foundation mobilizes for Mandela Day
From Bahama Islandsinfo NASSAU, Bahamas — The Sandals Foundation commemorated the globally-recognized Mandela Day yesterday by partnering with the College of the Bahamas (COB) and the Lyford Cay Foundation’s education enrichment programme, FOCUS, to plant a tree at the college…
Cayman finishes fourth in Island Games in Bermuda
Cayman’s Alexander Pascal broke the Island Games Men’s Javelin Record with a throw of 70.66 metres. Cayman won 20 Gold, 19 Silver and 7 Bronze medals placing them fourth in the Gold Medal Table and fifth in the overall medal…
Thousands turn out to Toronto Junior Carnival Parade
ByJessica McDiarmid / Torstar Network From Brampton Guardian TORONTO— Rebecca Pooran danced the entire one-kilometre Junior Carnival Parade route, hauling a float that didn’t stop shaking for two hours. “You have to keep it moving so it can sparkle,” said…
Land donated to NT and will see “Shooting Stars”
Sisters, Shirley, Barbara, Louise, and Carol Herrman have given a second gift of land on Cayman Brac to The National Trust. The donation of 8.6acres of land is in memory of the late Dr. Roy Herrman and Estelle Herrman. The…
Cartoon of the Day
We welcome Australian Cartoonist Tony Zuvela to iNews Cayman who will be sending us a CARTOON OF THE DAY we publish. They are very funny. Enjoy Note: Today we feature TWO. Shop: www.cafepress.com.au/berserkalertcartoons Buy this Cartoon’s License rights. Contact: [email protected]…
iNews Cayman columnist’s new thriller – Killers Dot Com
“Killers dot com” introduces police detective Tom Hamilton, an ordinary copper until some sixth sense takes over his life. He sees crimes as they happen whether he wants to or not. The more extreme the crime, the more vivid his…
