Saturday morning excitement returned to primary school fields across Grand Cayman as the 2019 CUC Primary Football League (PFL) and the Girls’ Primary Football League (GPFL) regular seasons kicked-off this past Saturday, September 28.
August 25th was a big day for the RCIPS because that was when it marked the 30th anniversary of service for three of its most dedicated officers: Inspector Rudolph Gordon, Inspector Eustace Joseph and Senior Police Constable Stephen Myers.
President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs and declaration of martial law in an island territory are being used as a pretext to attack people defending their land and environment in the Philippines.
The Court of Appeals is now mulling over its decision regarding same-sex marriage in the Cayman Islands after a three day hearing in a landmark case that has not only reverberated locally but around the world.
On the 11 & 12 of September, representatives from several Cayman Islands agencies with stakes in financial investigation and international asset recovery participated in a Domestic and International Asset Recovery Workshop.
The National Trust has joined forces with public electric provider Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (CUC) to reinstate its Bat Conservation Programme, which protects all nine of Cayman’s native bat species.
The Jamaican government is teaming up with Harvard University to establish a Phytomedicine and Medical Cannabis Institute.
A World Bank Report on the subject says that Higher education fosters growth, reduces poverty and boosts prosperity.
Professional money laundering, how to spot terrorism financing, and financial crime involving complex corporate structures was discussed during the Financial Crime Investigation Unit’s (FCIU) recent Stakeholders Forum.
Preparation and planning for the annual Silent Witness March taking place on Friday, 18 October began several months ago.