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Dart power for port

2009-11-06

Dart’s construction company DECCO has welcomed the news of having been selected to undertake the George Town Port redevelopment project that will see construction of a cruise berthing facility. Leader of Government Business Hon. McKeeva Bush confirmed weeklong speculations at press briefing Wednesday 4 November that locally-owned Dart Enterprises’ DECCO construction company has been has been selected

CNCF celebrates 25 years

2009-11-06

The Cayman National Cultural Foundation (CNCF) hosted their 25th Anniversary and the 2009 National Arts & Culture Awards titled ‘One White One Black’ in Honor of their founders, supporters and artists on 23 October at the Harquail Theatre. A special award presentation was made to Helen Harquail after whom the Harquail Theatre was named, as well as to Mr Oswell Rankine, for their contributions.

Premier designate refers to Auditor General as 'cowboy'

2009-11-06

During a cabinet press briefing on Wednesday, the Leader of Government Business/Premier Designate, Hon. McKeeva Bush, hit back at Auditor General Dan Duguay, who has raised concerns about the port tendering process, accusing Mr Duguay of attemptingto undermine the project. “The Auditor General is a key figure, and he is working in conjunction with others to undermine the government’s attempt to move forward

Education campaign for Tobacco Law

2009-11-06

During a press conference Leader of Government Business McKeeva Bush reiterated Tobacco Law passed in October 2008 would finally take effect by the end of the year, and that public education campaign will be launched late November or early December. “While regrettable, this delay will allow us to get it right and does have the added benefit that residents and businesses now have ample time to get to know the provisions

PPM accuses government of usurping the judiciary

2009-11-06

Opposition Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) Alden McLaughlin on Monday hit out at the Leader of Government Business, Hon. McKeeva Bush, for bypassing the judiciary in administering funds allocated for legal aid. Speaking to the national council of the People’s Progressive Movement at the Cayman Islands Seafarers Association Hall on Monday, Mr McLaughlin referred to the action as a fiasco that would deny deserving cases legal aid.

HSA pushes flu vaccines

2009-11-06

Remembrance Day parade this Sunday

2009-11-06

Doctor recognised for medical breakthough

2009-11-06

Island Companies stores to remain open over the public holidays

2009-11-06

Editorial: The shape of things to come?

2009-11-06

Commentary: Everybody's Business: Protecting Caymanians

2009-11-06

2009 Constitution Messages

2009-11-06

Cayman Islands in the Foreign Press

2009-11-06

Constitution Feature: A new face for the future

2009-11-06

A Veteran remembers - The D-Day invasion of France to give Freedom to Europe

2009-11-06