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  • Cayman: NY Honours 2025
    STATEMENT BY HE THE GOVERNOR ON HIS MAJESTY THE KING’S 2025 NEW YEAR HONOURS LIST HE GOVERNOR Mrs Jane Owen I am delighted to announce that two members of our community have been awarded honours by […]
  • ACT Urges Leaders to give Caymanians Their Voice, Support Cruise Pier Referendum
    Source: The Association for Cruise Tourism (ACT) in the Cayman Islands Ellio Solomon, Executive Program Manager of ACT ACT Urges Leaders to Give Caymanians Their Voice, Support Cruise Pier Referendum […]
  • Cayman: Circumstances Around Grounding of Vessel Found on Reef being Investigated
    From RCIPS Just after 7:00 AM on 2 January, emergency services including the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS), Cayman Islands Coast Guard (CICG), and the Cayman Islands Fire Service (CIFS) […]
  • Cayman: Leader of the Opposition – New Year’s Message
    Watch on YouTube As we bid farewell to the year behind us and welcome the promise of a new one, we stand at a crossroads of reflection and ambition. This is a moment to honour our journey, […]
  • UPDATE: Operation Winter Guardian Prioritizes Road Safety
    UPDATE (27 December): This week, RCIPS officers responded to 36 MVAs, made 4 DUI arrests, and prosecuted 30 persons for various other driving offenses, as part of Operation Winter Guardian. The […]

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Shooting in West Bay

Police are investigating reports a person has been shot in the West Bay area. It is understood the shooting took place around 11.30pm. It is not clear if the victim’s injuries are life-threatening. Paramedics were called to the area and…

I CAN’T FORGIVE: Two months on and Medsadie still recovering

She’s depressed, but has family and friends. She’s still angry, but is no longer overwhelmed. She does physiotherapy at George Town Hospital and cannot walk, but can feel the healing from the bullets. Medsadie Connor, 57, suffered other bullets as…

Editorial Editors Choice iOpinion

Yes, a very sad day

I have to agree with RCIPS Commissioner David Baines when he said recently after the verdict of the Devon Anglin murder trial that:  “It was a sad day…”. It was a very sad day, indeed. The saddest thing about it…

Criminals in for a shock

Police in Cayman could soon be armed with Taser guns to fight crime. The powerful electric shock weapons send 35,000 volts pulsating through the body of suspects. As part of a shake-up of the RCIPS Police Commission David Baines has…

iCommunity News

Surveying the Past, Mapping the Future

The University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) is collaborating with the University of the West Indies (UWI) and the International College of the Cayman Islands (ICCI) to present an international conference, dubbed “50-50, Surveying the Past, Mapping the Future.”…

iFaith iLifestyle

Parents have a right to be nosey, says visiting pastor

“A child’s right to privacy should not be allowed to interfere with the duty of parenting,” says visiting pastor from the United States, Pastor Ralph Wheeler Jr. “Whatever happens to the child you are going to blame the parent, then…

iFood iLifestyle

Prep for Success recipes: Carrot ginger soup with coconut roasted shrimp

Cayman Prep and High School have produced a book of multi-cultural family recipes that everyone can enjoy. It was made possible through the selfless efforts of the parents of Cayman Prep students who worked tirelessly to see the project through…

iCommunity News

Rotary celebrates literacy

To celebrate International Literacy Day, observed globally on 8 September, the Rotary Club of Grand Cayman Sunrise donated some 700 illustrated dictionaries to all first-year students attending government high schools. The first presentation was made to a group of enthusiastic…

Editors Choice iCommunity News

Call for cancer patients to register

The Cayman Islands Cancer Society is calling for patients to join their register so they can learn more about the deadly disease. The organisation wants to gather accurate statistics to allow them to assess the need for local specialists and…

iEnvironment News

Turtle poachers thwarted in Barker’s

    Small restaurateurs are risking huge fines and even jail time for buying illegal turtle meat from the black market. The stern warning comes from the Department of Environment after a joint police operation to catch poachers in Barker’s….