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  • Tortuga Rum Company Partners with the Fair Weather Foundation to Support Cayman’s Maritime Heritage
    Tortuga and Fair Weather representatives present a bottle of the special edition rum to Her Excellency The Governor Tortuga Rum Company is proud to announce a new partnership with the Fair Weather […]
  • Cayman: Call for Nominations for King’s New Years Honours 2026
    Do you know someone who has made an exceptional contribution to The Cayman Islands? Someone who stands out for sustained and exceptional achievement and service? If so, read on. The honours system […]
  • Cayman Cabinet Post Meeting Summary 20 March 2025
    CABINET OF THE CAYMAN ISLANDS – POST MEETING SUMMARY A meeting of the Cabinet was convened on Thursday, 20th March 2025 in the Cabinet Conference Room, Government Administration Building. All […]
  • Cayman: Domestic Election and Referendum Observers Appointed
    (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 Posts
    The 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 […]

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“Killa” bids for second spot

Charles “Killa” Whittaker will take a giant leap up the IBF world rankings with a victory in Miami tonight. The West Bay junior middleweight fighter is currently ranked 15th but if he can defeat Cuban Giorbis Barthelemy, ranked ninth, he…

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Calls for Blatter to quit over race row

Sepp Blatter is facing increasing calls to quit after his gaffe in the fight against racism. The FIFA president is facing renewed demands for his resignation after dismissing on-pitch racism with an astonishing response. Asked directly by a CNN reporter…

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Roy Archer laid to rest

“He enjoyed a reputation of being firm but always fair” It was a very moving Funeral Mass for the late Roy St. Aubyn Archer at St George’s Anglican Church on Wed. 16th November. The church was packed and overflowed to…

iCommunity News

Pirates Week Distractions

The streets were packed with people galore- Youngsters fought mock battles on the ironshore. Our harbour was full of ships. big and small, A visiting warship and sail boats, with masts so tall. All participating in what was to be…

iBusiness News

Two new faces at GIS

(GIS) —Two newly-recruited Caymanian communicators, Yvette Cacho and Stephon Johnson, round out the staff at the offices of Government Information Services. Yvette Cacho joins this week as an Information Officer, assigned to provide communications assistance to the Ministry of Community…

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Dishin’ with Dody: To brine or not to brine

Thanksgiving began as a tradition of celebrating that year’s harvest.  It is a feast of abundance shared with friends and family.  At the center of present day feasting is the bird of choice…turkey.  Whether baked, roasted or fried the humble…

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The rise and rise of petrol

In the USA the rise of gas (I still call it petrol) is greeted with shock, horror, and anger. One of the emails going the rounds recently was, “Join the resistance!!!! I hear we are going to hit close to…

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Six dead as storms, possible tornadoes hit Southeast

ROCK HILL, S.C. (AP) — At least six people have been killed and dozens more injured as a storm system that spawned several possible tornadoes moved across the Southeast USA. Suspected tornadoes were reported Wednesday in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and…

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Suspect in White House shooting arrested

WASHINGTON (AP) — A man clad in black who was obsessed with President Barack Obama pulled his car within view of the White House at night and fired shots from an assault rifle, cracking a window of the first family’s…