Hon Arden McLean, People’s Progressive Movement (PPM) Legislative Assembly
member for East End and Minister for Community Services, Youth, Sports and
Gender Affairs greeted the party faithful and new members at the first
National Council meeting since the PPM’s victory at the polls, making no
apologies for investigations initiated... read
more...
RCIPS weakened by resignations
At last count, the number of vacancies within the Royal Cayman Islands
Police Service (RCIPS) stood at 32 – a figure that represents 10 per cent of
the Service’s numbers. And some members of the RCIPS are saying these levels are becoming critical
because low staffing levels can lead to many other problems as well, not least
low morale, especially when they think the trend of officers leaving are not
being reversed... read more...
No resolution yet to complaints over radio interference
Allegations of favouritism have emerged over the issue of radio
interference, with dms Broadcasting now filing numerous complaints against
Radio Cayman on FM interference with Information and Communication Technology
(ICTA). It has been over four weeks since the report on interference issues from an
independent engineering consultant was submitted to Radio Cayman, dms
Broadcasting... read more...
Adventists to check background of the dead
Seventh-day Adventist Churches in the Cayman Islands Jamaica, the Bahamas,
Cayman and Turks and Caicos will now do background checks on the deceased
before deciding if they are worthy of benefiting from the SDA’s funeral
services. As the organisation said, it does not want to bury people who have
lived a “lawless life”. “Prior to the decision of consenting to host the funeral...
read more...
New approach by Education Minister
Teachers on Cayman Brac found that Hon Alden McLaughlin had a listening ear
this week, as he made his first official visit to the Island as the new
Education Minister. Mr McLaughlin was accompanied by Deputy Permanent Secretary Mary Rodriguez,
Chief Education Officer Nyda Flatley, the Ministry of Education’s Schools’
Project Manager Kevin Magill, Sister Islands Education Officer Mexi Ann Grant... read more...
Person Of The Day: Sandralee Daley
Three years ago she was focusing on
completing her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Human Resource Management at
the University of the West Indies in Jamaica, as study is important to Sandralee
Daley. Now she lives and works here in the Cayman Islands. “I have always had
family here so I decided to move about two years ago. Now, I am an Insurance
Administrator and post-Ivan matters still keep us very busy....read
more...
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Allegations of favouritism have emerged over the issue of radio
interference, with dms Broadcasting now filing numerous complaints against
Radio Cayman on FM interference with Information and Communication Technology
(ICTA). It has been over four weeks since the report on interference issues from an
independent engineering consultant was submitted to Radio Cayman, dms
Broadcasting...
Seventh-day Adventist Churches in the Cayman Islands Jamaica, the Bahamas,
Cayman and Turks and Caicos will now do background checks on the deceased
before deciding if they are worthy of benefiting from the SDA’s funeral
services. As the organisation said, it does not want to bury people who have
lived a “lawless life”. “Prior to the decision of consenting to host the funeral...
Teachers on Cayman Brac found that Hon Alden McLaughlin had a listening ear
this week, as he made his first official visit to the Island as the new
Education Minister. Mr McLaughlin was accompanied by Deputy Permanent Secretary Mary Rodriguez,
Chief Education Officer Nyda Flatley, the Ministry of Education’s Schools’
Project Manager Kevin Magill, Sister Islands Education Officer Mexi Ann Grant...
