A big day for women’s cricket
It’s a double first – the first ever Cayman Islands National Women’s Cricket Team, and the first time that Cayman is hosting an international women’s cricket event. The Pepsi International Cricket Council (ICC) Americas Women’s T20 Championship is scheduled to…
WAR ON TERROR
Bush calls for $5m to boost public safety Government will seek an additional $5 million funding for security in 2011-2012, boosting government outlays to $57.3 million for public protection by the end of the budget year. Speaking at Tuesday’s inauguration…
Bush says Dump talks on agenda
Premier McKeeva Bush said yesterday that that he would “make some announcements” at tonight’s Bodden Town community meeting, and promised to address concerns about the proposed waste-management facility in the district. Speaking at the Tuesday inauguration of the $3 million…
Who will win the Crown?
Eight beauties will be competing for the title of Miss George Town 2012, but just who will go home wearing the Crown? Five of the contestants, Raeven Gould, Kayla McField, Doralee Wright, Kyana bustillo, and Chelsea Evans appeared in yesterday’s…
Financial Task Force welcomed
Committed to maintaining high standards consistently, the Cayman Islands Government joins global partners in welcoming the Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) recently revised recommendations. In fact, the Government played a prominent role in the revision through involvement with the Caribbean…
NOTHING TO FEAR
Ellio plans to meet with all shopkeepers MLA Ellio Solomon yesterday rejected claims that George Town port plans called for 130,000 square feet of retail space, threatening downtown merchants, and would discuss it tomorrow with the Cayman Islands Tourism Association….
Rotary donation to United World Colleges
The United World Colleges (Cayman Islands) National Foundation (CIUWC) is happy to announce the donation of CI$1,000 from the Rotary Club of Grand Cayman Central toward its scholarship programme. The donation was made last month at the Music Showcase, held…
It’s just a slap in the face
The Bodden Town group opposing relocation of the George Town Landfill has described as “an insult and a slap in the face” a Thursday district meeting by Premier McKeeva Bush to discuss port development. Calling on supporters to gather 45…
