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Weather Update – Potential Tropical Cyclone 19November 13, 2024The Cayman Islands National Weather Service (CINWS) continues to monitor a low-pressure system in the Caribbean Sea, designated Potential Tropical Cyclone 19. Associated rain showers are expected to […]- Cayman Islands Sets the Bar on Sanction Management Among UK Overseas TerritoriesNovember 12, 2024Two years have passed since the formation of the Russian Sanctions Task Force here in Cayman, otherwise known as Operation Hektor. Chaired by Director for the Financial Reporting Authority (FRA) RJ […]
- The result’s are in – iNews Cayman Ltd wins Media Platform of the Year 2024 – Cayman IslandsNovember 11, 2024From Melissa Bramall AI Global Media Ltd: Thank You for taking part in this year’s Media Innovator Awards 2024 hosted by Innovation in business. We have seen a high standard of nominee’s […]
- Cayman: Police Investigate Robbery in George TownNovember 10, 2024From RCIPS At about 3:45PM Friday, 8 November, officers responded to a report of a robbery which had taken place on Jasmine Lane in George Town. It was reported that a man was walking along the […]
- Cayman: Fatal Collision in East EndNovember 9, 2024From RCIPS Just after 7:20PM yesterday, 8 November, officers responded to a report of a serious collision on Sea View Road in East End, involving a vehicle and a pedestrian. The pedestrian was struck […]
WE NEED ACTION: Bush says act now or GT will die
Without immediate action on port development, Premier McKeeva Bush said yesterday, both George Town and Cayman’s tourism industry will die. Equally, without quick action on a formal agreement with Dart Realty, he said, people will not find work, mortgages and…
Karate kids learn from the best
These Karate Kids really did make the grade. The Purple Dragon Karate School held their gradings over the weekend supervised by founder, Professor Don Jacob. Professor Jacob visited Cayman to run the rule over the martial artists from advanced and…
Newcastle dream of Champions League
Newcastle United boss Alan Pardew is thrilled with his team as they continue their unbeaten start to the season by beating Everton 2-1 to go second in the Premier League table. Pardew thanks the St James’ Park crowd for their…
Stewart wins at Texas to cut gap to three on Edwards
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — When Tony Stewart stood up after his postrace interview, a full-length boxing robe was draped over his shoulders. Texas Motor Speedway president Eddie Gossage then put his hands on the race winner’s shoulders and bounced…
Jacko doctor found guilty
Michael Jackson’s private doctor has been found guilty of killing the King of Pop. Dr Conrad Murray faces up to four years behind bars after a jury in Los Angeles convicted him of involuntary manslaughter after just ten hours of…
Five in court over ganja
Five men were due to appear in court today after a huge shipment of ganja was discovered following a sea pursuit. Shortly after 2am on Tuesday, 1 November 2011, officers aboard Marine Vessels Niven D and Tornado were conducting maritime…
Ex-Giant Matty Alou, 72, dies in Dominican Rep.
(AP) — Matty Alou, once part of an all-Alou outfield for the San Francisco Giants with brothers Felipe and Jesus, died Thursday in his native Dominican Republic. He was 72. He died of diabetes complications, according to his former Dominican…
Scrap metal sets sail for US
About 4,000 tonnes of scrap metal from the George Town Landfill, dubbed Mount Trashmore, was heading out of George Town Harbour, on its way to Tampa, Florida. The 87 metre-long barge, the Winbuild 303 – which itself weighs over 3,000…
Law firm heads to Big Apple
Grand Cayman – (November 3, 2011) – Leading International Financial Centre law firm Walkers returns to New York for the latest in its highly commended series of ‘Fundamentals’ seminars where industry experts will debate the key issues for hedge funds…
