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Cayman: Domestic Election and Referendum Observers AppointedApril 8, 2025(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 PostsApril 8, 2025The 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 […]
- Dynamic hurricane season predicted for Atlantic in 2025April 6, 2025From AccuWeather The Atlantic hurricane season starts on June 1, and it is poised to be a turbulent year with AccuWeather predicting 13 to 18 storms and warning of hurricanes that can rapidly […]
- UPDATE: Cayman Police Identify Victim in Bodden Town Vehicle FireApril 6, 2025From RCIPS Police have now formally identified the deceased person found in the burning vehicle in Bodden Town as 47-year-old Judiann Myles, a resident of Bodden Town. The RCIPS extends its sincere […]
- UPDATE: Cayman Police Continue Investigation into Vehicle Fire and Recovery of Deceased IndividualApril 5, 2025Update: 4 April, 2025: Police can confirm that there is an active and ongoing investigation regarding the vehicle fire incident that took place in Bodden Town yesterday, 3 April 2025. The incident, […]
How to be a successful rhinoceros
There have been a lot of books written about how to sell, how to succeed in business, and other similar titles. Many of them give complicated formulas for success. I came across a book that broke it down really simple….
Youth rehabilitation changes gears
Two events this month have brought renewed optimism to the issue of youth rehabilitation in the Cayman Islands. On Thursday (16 March), the Ministry of Community Affairs, Gender and Housing held a groundbreaking ceremony for a purpose-built youth rehabilitation facility…
World Water Day is March 22
by Rebecca Carter, Microist by Ecorazzi In the past couple of months, I have become immersed in learning about the water crisis and the work of Water.org. Before that time, I’m not sure if I could have even told you…
UK to cut top income tax rate
LONDON (AP) — Britain’s finance minister has cut the rate of tax the country’s wealthiest citizens will pay but insisted the rich will pay more through a raft of measures to prevent tax avoidance and a punitive new charge on…
Sir John A Cumber Primary School makes history
Ministry of Education officials have advised that the Sir John A. Cumber Primary School (SJACPS) has become the first government school, not only in the Cayman Islands, but in the entire Caribbean region, to receive their International Baccalaureate (IB) Authorisation…
Digicel Kick Start Academy video wins prestigious gold award
Digicel proudly received the prestigious Caribbean Advertising Federation (CAF) Gold ADDY award for its 14 minute mini-documentary about the Digicel Kick Start Academy. The annual Digicel Kick Start training programme sees over 800 aspiring young footballers from across the Caribbean…
French school killer may have filmed shootings
TOULOUSE, France (AP) — A gunman who killed four people at a French Jewish school may have filmed the attack, the interior minister said Tuesday, as hundreds of police combed southern France for the killer, suspected in three other deaths….
Dame Edna Everage bids 57-year stage career adieu
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Dame Edna Everage, the Tony Award-winning drag act known for her purple hair and oversized rhinestone eyeglasses, will soon open her final stage show tour in Australia. It comes 57 years after her debut. Barry Humphries,…
WESTSTAR: “NO SALE”
Mystery over proposed TV station deal Mystery surrounds the $80 million sale of WestStar TV, Cayman’s only cable-TV operator, to a US company controlled by global telecommunications expert Robert Taylor. iNews Cayman has seen the 10-page application to subscribe to…
