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  • Tortuga Rum Company Partners with the Fair Weather Foundation to Support Cayman’s Maritime Heritage
    Tortuga and Fair Weather representatives present a bottle of the special edition rum to Her Excellency The Governor Tortuga Rum Company is proud to announce a new partnership with the Fair Weather […]
  • Cayman: Call for Nominations for King’s New Years Honours 2026
    Do you know someone who has made an exceptional contribution to The Cayman Islands? Someone who stands out for sustained and exceptional achievement and service? If so, read on. The honours system […]
  • Cayman Cabinet Post Meeting Summary 20 March 2025
    CABINET OF THE CAYMAN ISLANDS – POST MEETING SUMMARY A meeting of the Cabinet was convened on Thursday, 20th March 2025 in the Cabinet Conference Room, Government Administration Building. All […]
  • Cayman: Domestic Election and Referendum Observers Appointed
    (Left to Right) Marc Thomas, Christen Suckoo, Brittany MacVicar, Deputy Governor Franz Manderson, Deborah Ebanks, Governor Jane Owen, Nelva Ebanks, Jessica Anderson, and Abraham Mathew. Seven persons […]
  • Cayman: Postal Service Warns Public About Fake Social Media Posts
    The Cayman Islands Postal Service (CIPS) is alerting the public to a fraudulent social media page and multiple posts that are circulating online, falsely claiming to be affiliated with the CIPS and […]

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A Breathalyzer of fresh air? Drunk tests now mandatory in all French vehicles

All vehicles travelling on French roads must carry a chemical or electronic Breathalyzer test starting Sunday, under new rules aimed at reducing alcohol-driven accidents. “Alcohol has been the main cause of mortality on roads since 2006,” according to road security…

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The Editor Speaks: Premier’s reply to Budget Motion debate is hardly being statesmanlike

I hope you all read The Honourable McKeeva Bush, OBE, JP Premier and Minister of Finance Tourism and Development’s complete and unabridged Reply To Budget Motion Debate 2012, we featured on the iNews Cayman front page over the weekend. If…

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Homophobia still strong in Cayman

By: Quincy Brown As a member of the Roman Catholic Church in the Cayman Islands, I have from time to time on my own accord taken on the role of apologist and defender of the Catholic faith in local newspapers…

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Ground Broken for Cedar Grove High School, Jamaica

Ground has been broken for the construction of the Cedar Grove High School in Gregory Park, St. Catherine. Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Portia Simpson Miller and Education Minister, Rev. the Hon. Ronald Thwaites, headed the list of officials who …

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Euro Cup champion Spain arrives to huge welcome in Madrid

Spanish players carried the Euro 2012 championship trophy back to their native land Monday, ready to accept a hero’s welcome and lead their economically troubled nation in a second night of jubilant celebration. Team captain and goalie Iker Casillas proudly…

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“Obama: take a look at Delaware,” says Cayman Islands

Nothing about 1209 North Orange Street hints at the secrets inside. It’s a humdrum office building, a low-slung affair with a faded awning and a view of a parking garage. Hardly worth a second glance. If a first one. But…

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Texas man accused of eating his still alive dog while high on drugs

Last month, a man in Florida, suspected of being high on a synthetic drug, was shot dead while eating the face of another man. On Tuesday (26), KAIT TV reports that a Texas man, believed to be “tripping on drugs,”…

Cayman Islands flag flies at Eland House

Communities Secretary Eric Pickles raised the flag of the Cayman Islands today outside the Department for Communities and Local Government in Whitehall, London, to mark the national day of the Islands, the first Monday of July, and as part of…

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Supreme Court Keeps Health Care Law on Life Support

A Commentary By Scott Rasmussen The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision that President Obama’s health care law is constitutional keeps it alive for now. But it’s important to remember that the law has already lost in the court of public opinion….