The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) is operating with a
seventy-five per cent shortage in the number of beat officers that should be
assigned to West Bay, according to Inspector Adrian Seales. “We are 43
officers short. The Island is divided into 15 geographical beats, West Bay has
four beats... read
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The issue of cruisers in the Cayman Islands
The first public luncheon hosted by Hon. Charles Clifford, Minister of
Tourism to discuss cruise tourism took place at the Marriott Beach Resort on
Wednesday 27 July and was very well attended by representatives from across
the tourist sector. As well as an address by Mr Clifford, the Director of Tourism Pilar Bush
updated attendees on the effect of Hurricane Ivan on tourism and Michelle
Paige... read more...
New cardiologist starts at HSA
The Health Services Authority (HSA) has made a fresh
start in cardiology with the arrival of Dr Stefan Ott. Cardiology has been a controversial topic in recent
months with the abrupt departure of the previous cardiologist Dr Nerraj Prasad
and the debate over whether the George Town Hospital should have a cardiac
catheterisation lab. Since he has only been on board from 18 July, Dr Ott said
it was too soon to discuss a cardiac cath lab... read more...
Cayman Net News sticks to story on licensing requirements
In a recent press release, the Information and
Communications Technology Authority (ICTA) asserts that an article in
Wednesday’s issue of Cayman Net News incorrectly stated that the ICTA
has now imposed, effective immediately, a new requirement for a provider of
online streaming video to be licensed. The ICTA goes on to say that the “incorrect statement” by
Cayman Net News “appears to be based upon...
read more...
Net News launches The Jamaican in Cayman
The first publication to be produced dedicated to the
local Jamaican community was launched by Cayman Net News this week. Free with Wednesday’s Cayman Net News,
The Jamaican in Cayman is dedicated to reporting the news and issues facing the
Jamaican community living in the country... read more...
Caymanian of the Week
- Monique Jeffries
Senior Support Officer in the Customer
Support Unit at Cayman National Bank, Monique Jeffries has been with the bank
for five years. “I like banking and plan to make it a career,” says Ms Jeffries.
“I try to balance my professional, and home life, and because of that I am
extremely happy. My nine-month old and five-year-old daughters keep me busy but
I do find time to indulge in one of my favourite hobbies...read
more...
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The first public luncheon hosted by Hon. Charles Clifford, Minister of
Tourism to discuss cruise tourism took place at the Marriott Beach Resort on
Wednesday 27 July and was very well attended by representatives from across
the tourist sector. As well as an address by Mr Clifford, the Director of Tourism Pilar Bush
updated attendees on the effect of Hurricane Ivan on tourism and Michelle
Paige...
The Health Services Authority (HSA) has made a fresh
start in cardiology with the arrival of Dr Stefan Ott. Cardiology has been a controversial topic in recent
months with the abrupt departure of the previous cardiologist Dr Nerraj Prasad
and the debate over whether the George Town Hospital should have a cardiac
catheterisation lab. Since he has only been on board from 18 July, Dr Ott said
it was too soon to discuss a cardiac cath lab...
In a recent press release, the Information and
Communications Technology Authority (ICTA) asserts that an article in
Wednesday’s issue of Cayman Net News incorrectly stated that the ICTA
has now imposed, effective immediately, a new requirement for a provider of
online streaming video to be licensed. The ICTA goes on to say that the “incorrect statement” by
Cayman Net News “appears to be based upon...
