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  • Cayman: Police Respond to Report of Vehicle on Fire and Discover a Body
    From RCIPS Around 2:10PM, today Thursday 3 April, police and other emergency services responded to a report of a vehicle on fire in an open lot in Bodden Town. On arrival at the scene officers […]
  • Election Observation Mission to the Cayman Islands
    Venue: Cayman Islands Photo of a Cayman Islands voter during a previous Election Observation Mission in the Cayman Islands, CPA BIMR CPA UK organises election observation missions to Overseas […]
  • Cayman: Elections Office Urges Compliance Amid Reports of Vote-Buying and Harassment
    The Elections Office is urging all candidates, supporters, and voters to uphold the integrity of the electoral process following reports of vote-buying and voter harassment during the ongoing […]
  • The RCIPS Urges the Public to Remain Vigilant Against Bank Account Breaches
    From RCIPS The RCIPS is investigating an incident in which an account within a local bank in the Cayman Islands was breached, and a sum of cash was fraudulently withdrawn from the account. The […]
  • LATECIA BUSH RESPONDS TO UNEXPECTED REMOVAL AS MISS WORLD CAYMAN ISLANDS
    April 1 2029 Latecia Beunca Bush – instagram photo I, Latecia Beunca Bush, 2024 Miss World Cayman Islands would like to take a moment to thank everyone who has supported me throughout my […]

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England v West Indies: Pace attack represents best hope for tourists

The Windies may not be the draw they once were, but Rohan Kallicharan says there is room for cautious optimism When the West Indies famously ‘blackwashed’ England in 1984, their tour was accompanied by a 7” single, released by Island…

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Cayman Islands medical student, ‘Dr. Ellis,’ puts pole vault firmly in her past

Dana Ellis hadn’t touched a vaulting pole in three-and-a-half years when she picked one up this season and felt that old, familiar tug. Ellis, the Canadian pole vaulting record holder and former Olympian, is still nagged by what-ifs over a…

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Bermuda drawn against Cayman Islands

FIFA technical specialist Anton Corneal sees no reason why Bermuda can’t have a successful Digicel Caribbean Cup campaign providing they maintain a high level of consistency. Corneal was the guest speaker at last weekend’s Bermuda Football Association Symposium at CedarBridge…

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Anger, drama at Ratko Mladic’s genocide trial

(AP) — He’s no longer the swaggering general who held Sarajevo “in the palm of his hand” during Bosnia’s 1992-95 war. Yet as his long-awaited genocide trial began Wednesday, Ratko Mladic still managed to reopen old wounds with the flick…

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Texas ‘executed an innocent man’, report claims

The US state of Texas is likely to have executed an innocent man due to careless handling of the case, a report by US law students claims. Carlos de Luna was killed by lethal injection in 1989 for the brutal…

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The Editor Speaks: What a waste

The government’s Water Authority has once again advertised for tenders to be submitted for the acquisition and ownership of  “the public wastewater infrastructure on Grand Cayman, and to operate and maintain the sewerage system and to provide wastewater services under…

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Cayman Islands part of Buzz Aldrin’s travelling life

The former astronaut, Buzz Aldrin, on Mayfair hotels, Arctic adventures and why scuba diving is the closest thing to moonwalking. With a mother whose maiden name was Moon, Buzz Aldrin seemed destined to travel there. On July 20, 1969, he…

Cayman Brac invaded

Hundreds of thousands of baby red land crabs are invading the Cayman Islands in an annual migration that residents say is more pronounced this year. The crabs are blanketing roads and crawling up buildings on Cayman Brac in an event…

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90% Greece bond payment goes to Dart Management

When Greece announced on Tuesday that it had made a €436 million bond payment to the hold-out investors who rejected the country’s historic debt revamping deal in March, the decision came as no surprise. After all, with the Athens government…