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Shock as TV stations closed down

TV stations in the Philippines that were critical of President Rodrigo Duterte have not had their licences renewed which has caused immense controversy.

02 Sep, 2020

Operation “Blade Runner” looks for witnesses to murder

Exactly a week after the fatal stabbing of 27-year old Recordo Lionel Pars, the police went back to the scene of the crime at the Strand to see if anyone could tell them anything.

06 Sep, 2020

Dolphin Discovery tames Deloitte

The Burger King CoEd League kicked off more action under the lights on Friday August 28th and Monday night, August 31, at the Ed Bush field. One of the teams most affected by the pandemic delay, Dolphin Discovery, has struggled with player numbers since the season started back.

07 Sep, 2020

Cuba welcomes tourists again

Cuba has received its first planeload of tourists to arrive on the Communist-run island in months as it struggles toward a post-pandemic new normalcy.

09 Sep, 2020

Community Notice: Statement on the Release from the Office of the Premier concerning the Civil Partner-ship Law 2020

The Statement issued from the Office of the Premier upon the promotion of the Civil Partnership Law by Governor Martyn Roper was unprecedented in its accusatorial character, giving profound concern to those who, in accordance with the Constitution (s.1(2)), recognise....

14 Sep, 2020

PREMIER WARNS NEXT GOVERNMENT OF TOUGH TIMES AHEAD

Hon. Premier Alden McLaughlin, leader of the People’s Progressive Movement-led coalition government, has thrown down the gauntlet to political aspirants for the 2021 general election, especially anyone seeking the leadership role.

14 Sep, 2020

NEW ARRIVALS SYSTEM WILL BE TESTED ON THURSDAY

A British Airways flight arriving this Thursday September 17th will be used to test the passenger arrivals screening system due to come into force when the borders are gradually reopened starting October 1st.

16 Sep, 2020

Quarantine a small price to pay

Europe is currently seeing a huge resurgence in Covid cases, the UK has placed millions of people under local lockdown due to worrying increases there and the US has yet to get to grips with Covid, with the highest incidence and deaths anywhere in the world.

21 Sep, 2020

POLICE AND LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY AGREE ON ACTION PLAN

The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) is to appoint a Police Liaison Officer to the LGBTQ+ community “to act as the consistent point of contact.”

23 Sep, 2020

Water Authority Announces 2020 Scholarship Recipient

Water Authority – Cayman is pleased to announce D’Vonte Joseph as this year’s recipient of the Authority’s Annual Scholarship. Mr Joseph will begin his studies in Chemical Engineering at the University of Leeds this fall.

23 Sep, 2020
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