Only Order in Council can stop the Dart deal
Only an Order in Council from the United Kingdom can exempt the government from the legal obligations of the deal entered on 15 December 2011 between Dart Realty (DRCL) and the government of the Cayman Islands. more ...
Brac Rotary Club nets a literary winner
A young Cayman Brac pupil has emerged as a winner in a story-writing project for Caribbean students. more ...
Poll shows EE and NS incumbents out front
North Side and East End voters are confirming their support for incumbent candidates Ezzard Miller and Arden McLean for the 22 May election, according to data from a recent poll in both districts. more ...
Cayman-based law firm wins Caribbean awards
Trust and law firms scooped the first ever STEP Caribbean awards held at the Marriott Resort, St Kitts on 5 May. Cayman-based law firm Mourant Ozannes received the accolade of Caribbean Legal Team of the Year while Bermuda-based Meritus Trust was lauded as Caribbean Trust Company of the Year. more ...
Junior rugby teams excel in the Bahamas
Cayman's U10, U12 and U14 teams emerged victorious in Freeport after they played against the Bahamas and Key Biscayne in a wonderful festival of rugby on the weekend of 10 to 12 May. more ...
What to do when shopping for shoes
What to do when shopping for shoes more ...
How to maintain fitness results — Part 2
Just because you’re working out less doesn’t mean you can slack off. Your workouts should improve over time while you’re maintaining, the same way they improved over time during your programme. more ...
Taking the corruption test
It is generally easy to agree and to give arguments to demonstrate that corruption is harmful to a democracy and also to an economy. more ...
