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CIFS commends Australian colleagues

Cayman Island Fire Service (CIFS) recognises the challenges faced by our Australian colleagues and commends those who are working in extremely difficult conditions battling over 130 wildfires.

08 Jan, 2020

Winner of Gimistory Fish Fry Competition Announced

Georgette Rankine from East End has been crowned champion of the Gimistory Fish Fry Competition.

08 Jan, 2020

LAW SCHOOL MAKES SENSE OF BREXIT

In a special lecture given by Laura Panades, students at the Truman Bodden Law School got to grips with the causes and consequences of “Brexit”.

08 Jan, 2020

Tourism: Major Pillar of the Local Economy

The two main industrial drivers of the Cayman Economy are Banking / Financial Services and Tourism. They may also be considered as the pillars of our financial well-being as they provide support for the economic engine that feeds our existence.

08 Jan, 2020

Tree Fire causes outage in the Lime Tree Bay area

On Saturday, January 4th, 1,313 customers from The Ritz-Carlton on the West Bay Road/Esterly Tibbetts Highway to the Hydesville Substation on Willie Farrington Drive in West Bay, experienced interruptions to their electricity service in varying durations between 5:58 p.m. and 1:38 a.m.

08 Jan, 2020

Dead Hawksbill Turtle found

According to the CI Department of Environment, the Cayman Islands ended 2019 with some sad news: Local divers found a dead hawksbill turtle off the coast near Lighthouse Point on Dec. 30.

08 Jan, 2020

DoE Requests Photos of Upcoming King Tides for Climate Science

King Tides, or unusually high tides are expected for the shores of the Cayman Islands in Mid-January and Mid-February, Scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) officials say.

08 Jan, 2020

Honduras may get flood of US refugees

The Honduras government fears that that the Trump administration is preparing to send asylum-seekers to Honduras — even if they are not from there.

08 Jan, 2020

UK hotels suffer as Airbnb flourishes

The number of UK hotel insolvencies hit a five-year high in 2019, following a drop in business travel and tougher competition from Airbnb.

08 Jan, 2020

Vibrant Crop Creates Buzz

Fruits trees in the Cayman Islands have been blooming a bit earlier this year, surprising locals and residents and creating great debate in the community about what might be causing the premature bounty.

10 Jan, 2020
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