Premier's Chief of Staff to Take Over as Publisher of Cayman Compass
Bush’s move from government to media leadership puts questions of editorial independence firmly in focus.
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Stingray Tours workers ruled employees as court orders more than CI $90,000 in unpaid benefits
The case could have wider implications for commission-based working arrangements across Cayman's watersports and tourism industries.
The Talking Is Over. Now The Caymanian Journal Has to Prove It
The TCJ Forum tested TCJ’s founding principles and set the standard for the work still to come.
British parliamentarians open The Caymanian Journal’s new HQ
Westminster figures marked a milestone for TCJ as the publication opened its new newsroom and set out its wider ambitions.
TCJ Forum Day Two: When Principles Meet the Real World
From government to the newsroom, the Forum examined who holds power accountable - and who scrutinises the scrutineers.
‘Why could they not compete?’ Manderson opens debate on Caymanian governors
Retired DG questions why experienced British Overseas Territory officials cannot compete for governorships at TCJ Forum.
Cayman Youth Pitch Competition Extends Deadline, Moves Final to October
The winner will receive CI $2,500, with CI $1,500 for second place and CI $1,000 for third.
Inaugural TCJ Forum Puts ‘Fearless. Fair. Independent.’ to the Test
Speaking up, challenging power and breaking silence took centre stage as the inaugural TCJ Forum opened at Appleby.
CARPHA and CAOH Sign Five-Year Pact to Strengthen Regional Cancer Response
The MoU brought together CARPHA’s public health leadership and CAOH’s specialist expertise in oncology and haematology. The organisations said the partnership would support a more coordinated response to cancer prevention and control across the Caribbean region.
‘Rainy days every day’: Cayman taxi drivers feel the squeeze
Drivers say weaker demand, growing competition and limits on how they operate are making it increasingly difficult to earn a living.