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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incident in which an account within a local bank in the Cayman Islands was breached, and a sum of cash was fraudulently withdrawn from the account.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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Former CIA analyst Brian Latell reveals Castro’s Secrets

Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands (May 15, 2012): Spies, sleuths and conspiracy theorists, mark your calendars! On Wednesday 23 May at 7pm, highly acclaimed author and intelligence expert Brian Latell will visit Books & Books for the Cayman Islands launch of…

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Gearing Up for Queen’s Jubilee

This week GIS Spotlight focuses on the Queen’s Jubilee and the closed circuit television system that is now in place The Cayman Islands is busy preparing to celebrate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth’s diamond jubilee starting from the last week in…

The Caring for Life Foundation receives donation from Foster’s Food Fair IGA

George Town, 14 May, 2012 – The Caring for Life Foundation, whose mission is to raise funds to help improve healthcare in the Cayman Islands, announces the receipt of a cheque for CI $1,189 from Foster’s Food Fair IGA. Foster’s…

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Success is Sweet for Immigration Graduates

12 new Immigration recruits proved that success was their top priority after recently completing an intensive six-month training programme. Qualifying as full-fledged Immigration Officers, Marquis Anglin, Samantha Brown, Erina Forbes, Arthur Isaacs, Eric Jackson, Kimberly Pitta, Shannette Rankin, Jane Salmon,…

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Dimon survives votes on pay, chairmanship

(AP) — The CEO of JPMorgan Chase survived a shareholder push Tuesday to strip him of the title of chairman of the board, five days after he disclosed a $2 billion trading loss by the bank. CEO Jamie Dimon also…

ISports Sports World

Spanish Grand Prix fire after race finished

Four team members were initially sent to hospital for treatment after the fire but three have been released. The remaining team member in hospital will be flown back to the UK by Wednesday to continue his treatment. A statement said…

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Nassau Government offers $9M ‘funding’ to Cayman Islands provider WSC

The government has provided the Water and Sewerage Corporation (WSC) with “additional funding” of $9 million in an effort to keep its receivables below 90 days. The disclosure by Glen Laville, the general manager of WSC, comes shortly after Consolidated…

iOpinion Your View

A dead horse is the one we bear today

A friend sent this to me and although funny it unfortunately is the reality of what is happening in the Western World today. This is the civilised society we live in today and take for granted. We also pay dearly…

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“I don’t think there’s a whole lot of Bank of America operations in the Cayman Islands”

From http://www.huffingtonpost.com and Cross-posted from the “Arguing the World” blog at Dissent magazine and written by Mark Engler, Senior Analyst, Foreign Policy in Focus This spring is a season of confrontation at the shareholders’ meetings of U.S. banks and other…

iFood iHealth iLifestyle

Mad Fish Disease?

The new case of mad cow disease in California is bringing to light some unsavory feeding practices that the meat industry doesn’t want us to find out about. Most cows don’t just eat grass anymore; they’re fed slaughterhouse waste, blood,…