Premier appoints Karie Bergstrom as Chief of Staff after Pilar Bush leaves for Compass Media
BarrCross director starts 1 October; pay set at civil service Grade C, Premier's office says.
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London's Grenfell fire has its roots in where Caribbean migrants were allowed to live, campaigner tells TCJ
In Grand Cayman for the TCJ Forum, Yvette Williams MBE says the fire that killed 72 has roots in 1950s housing.
Notaries Bill would limit appointments to Caymanians and require insurance for non-attorney notaries
Practitioners split over insurance rule for non-attorney notaries ahead of 30 September debate.
IATA: Global air cargo demand rises 3.9% in July
Freight growth outpaces capacity as IBC Airways more often flies a second weekday aircraft to Cayman.
Caymanians libelled online can sue abroad, says top media lawyer, but platforms remain the hardest target
Paul Tweed on suing abroad for online libel, and why platforms are the hardest target.
IATA: Global air cargo demand rises 3.9% in July
Freight growth outpaces capacity as IBC Airways more often flies a second weekday aircraft to Cayman.
Norwegian’s Great Stirrup Cay waterpark raises the stakes for Cayman cruise tourism
Norwegian’s new private-island waterpark highlights growing competition for Caribbean cruise passengers, and the spending Cayman relies on.
DMS Appoints WP Tweed & Co as Media-Law Adviser
The specialist firm will advise DMS and The Caymanian Journal alongside Appleby and in-house counsel.
Stingray Sky Takes Flight With Hundreds of Drones Over Camana Bay
A surprise aerial spectacle brought the inaugural Caymanian Journal Forum to a spectacular close.
Cayman Premier Leads Cayman Insurance Talks in Ohio as US Regulatory Review Advances
The talks in Ohio formed part of the Government’s effort to protect and grow one of the territory’s key financial services industries while maintaining the confidence of U.S. counterparts.
Guernsey bid intensifies Cayman’s push for U.S. reinsurance recognition
Guernsey seeks NAIC recognition, demonstrating its insurance supervision meets US standards, backed by industry and government support.
Cayman’s New Bet: Fewer Banks, More Insurance Money
CIMA’s annual report shows bank licences falling 30% since 2020 as international insurance assets surged to US $176 billion.
From 'Hijack' to Saudi royalty: The Cayman planes you’ll never see in Cayman
A new Irish maintenance approval highlights the growing demand to service Cayman-registered aircraft around the world.
Notaries Bill would limit appointments to Caymanians and require insurance for non-attorney notaries
Practitioners split over insurance rule for non-attorney notaries ahead of 30 September debate.
Caymanians libelled online can sue abroad, says top media lawyer, but platforms remain the hardest target
Paul Tweed on suing abroad for online libel, and why platforms are the hardest target.
Caught Speeding Or Caught in a Scam? Cayman Drivers Urged To Think Twice Before Paying
Fraudulent messages impersonating police use kilometres per hour despite Cayman speed limits being posted in mph; at least one victim handed over card details.
Cayman’s Leaders Have Put Good Governance on the Record. Now Comes the Test
Cayman’s good governance campaign promises reform, but its success will depend on turning commitments into meaningful action.
End of an Era: Robert Atkin Named RCIPS Deputy Commissioner as Anthony Ennis Retires
Anthony Ennis retires with distinction after a 45-year career spanning Operation Tempura and its fallout.
Cuban jailed in U.S. people-smuggling case linked to Cayman money transfers
Cayman-linked money transfers exposed an international people-smuggling and fraud network, US prosecutors said after sentencing.
Prison Sentence for Cayman Islands Resident Convicted of Tax Evasion
According to court documents and statements made in court, Justin Ryan Schmidt, formerly of Austin, managed a hedge fund focused on cryptocurrency investments.
Two Charged After Cayman Drug Interception Yields 505 Pounds of Cannabis and Cocaine
Major interception follows years of regional assessments warning of maritime trafficking risks.
It's 90 Degrees, But Ber!
For Filipinos worldwide, September’s Ber Months mark the start of the Christmas season.
OURS Cayman Says Same-Sex Marriage Is Not a Current Campaign Priority
New LGBTQIA+ group OURS Cayman prioritises support and inclusion over a same-sex marriage campaign.
East End Primary Opens Heritage Village to Bring Caymanian Culture Into Classrooms
The hands-on learning space uses traditional objects to teach pupils about Caymanian life, with a wider rollout expected.
Cayman’s Young People Want a Voice Before Policy Is Set
UCCI students joined Baroness Shaista Gohir OBE and campaigner Yvette Williams MBE to discuss issues affecting Cayman’s young people.
Cayman Seeks Older Persons Ambassadors as Nominations Open
The DCFS programme recognises residents aged 65 and over whose service, leadership and advocacy have made a lasting impact.
Cayman Forum Examined Why Abuse Stays Hidden and What It Takes to Break the Cycle
Survivors and advocates confronted the silence, fear and systemic failures that allow abuse to remain hidden in Cayman.
Cayman’s weather ‘national treasure’ calls time on 41-year career
After four decades spent forecasting storms and helping steer Cayman through some of its most destructive hurricanes, John Tibbetts is retiring as head of the National Weather Service.
TRAC Automotive Donation Set to Help Breast Cancer Foundation Reach More People Across Cayman
A new Changan UNI-K will support the Foundation’s outreach, early detection and wellness services throughout the Cayman Islands.