Issue No. 849 Thursday, 2 June 2005
Human Traffickers Targeting Cayman
 The Cayman Islands appears to be an increasingly attractive destination for
the illegal movement of people in the wake of a large group of Chinese
nationals being allegedly trafficked through the Cayman Islands earlier this
year. Two people from Albania and Ukraine using fake Dutch passports recently travelled through Grand Cayman to get to Canada where they were apprehended by
Immigration on 22 May. ...
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Fashion for fun – but a future in finance
Although Mysti Shannelle Bush is certainly at home in the
world of fashion it is certainly not the only thing in her life and not where
she plans to make her fortune. At eighteen years old she already knows that
finance comes first and then fashion afterwards. Working full time in the banking
industry in the area of Fund Administration, fashion is a hobby that Mysti
thoroughly enjoys. However it does not keep her away from...
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Room figures now differ
 Licensed room stock figures well below those revealed in the period leading
up to the elections was one of the disappointing surprises that greeted the
new Minister of Tourism, Environment, Development and Commerce, Hon Charles
Clifford, when he took up his new ministerial post. Mr Clifford was speaking at the first press briefing held by the new Leader
of Government, the Hon Kurt Tibbetts and the new Cabinet Ministers...
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Local contractors seeking answers over Affordable Housing
The National Housing and Community Development Trust Affordable Housing
Initiative project, initiated and carried out under the United Democratic
Party Government’s rule, is still stirring up plenty of unwelcome dust around
the Trust’s Chairman, Dr Frank McField and around the former government
incumbents as a whole. Alleged impropriety has plagued the project and its
Chairman even now...
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Tourism Minister leaves for first official overseas trip
 The Hon Charles Clifford, Minister of Tourism, Environment, Development &
Commerce will be heading a delegation heading to new York this week for the
32nd annual Caribbean Tourism Organisation’s (CTO) Caribbean Week. Permanent Secretary Tim Hubbell, Deputy Permanent Secretary Gloria McField
Nixon and Director of Tourism Pilar Bush will be joining the Minister This
year the team will focus on the Caymanian culture...
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Person of the Day - Andrea Hill
Is a nutritionist for seven years, Andrea Hill said that
she really enjoys helping people. “In the last decade, there is so much more
health and nutrition information out there and I really want to help dissect
it,” said Ms Hill. “ It is not just about diet, it is about a healthier
lifestyle.” Originally from Toronto, Ms Hill moved to the Cayman Islands after
graduating from university...
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