The Editor Speaks: Bush army, previous editorials
I wrote editorials only recently on statesmanship, working together, and being too big to fail. Just a few days after these editorials appeared in iNews Cayman we have examples of exactly what I was saying. First we have Premier McKeeva…
Online support for businesses
The week starting Monday, 12 March, GIS Spotlight revisits Immigration online, an exciting National Gallery exhibit and computer-assisted learning in the prison system. First we bring you Immigration Online, the service which upgraded the department’s Internet presence for business customers….
Italy angry at Britain over botched Nigeria raid
ROME (AP) — Italy’s president on Friday accused Britain of an “inexplicable” failure to consult with his country before a bungled attempt to rescue an Italian and a Briton being held in Nigeria by kidnappers claiming ties to al-Qaida. The…
iThought for March 10, 2012
But if someone is glorified in poverty, how much more in substance? And whoever is glorified in substance, let him fear poverty. Ecclesiaticus 10:34
Holy Trinity School from Ontario returns
The Cayman Rugby Football Union will not only play host to Dartmouth University in the coming weeks but will also welcome the return of Holy Trinity School from Ontario Canada. Holy Trinity School is a co-educational Anglican independent day school…
Choosing a diamond
Choosing a diamond is as important as learning how to buy a diamond. The most important rule is to choose one that appeals to you personally. The second rule is to make sure it is accompanied by a grading report….
Cayman Islands Team Wins 2012 FEI World Dressage Challenge
The Cayman Islands Equestrian Federation (CIEF) recently hosted the FEI World Dressage Challenge at the Cayman Islands Equestrian Centre. The CIEF is delighted to announce that the Cayman Islands Dressage Team came in first place. The following countries participated; Barbados…
WE’RE NOT CORRUPT
Opposition anger over Bush claim Opposition leaders yesterday rejected corruption charges by Premier McKeeva Bush, denying any wrongdoing and saying the claims were an effort to distract people from greater issues of top-level dishonesty. At the same time, Bodden Town’s ”anti-dump”…