Opinion

The Editor Speaks: Is this the reason why the FCO did not want the Tempura Report made public?

Archive·Apr 4

Toxic Ash: A Caribbean time bomb Part 2 – They promised jobs…and brought ashes

The communities have complained that neither the company nor government agencies have taken corrective action concerning the inappropriate disposal of this pollutant.

Archive·Apr 4

The Editor Speaks: Tempura revelations can be likened to damp fireworks

Archive·Apr 3

Peter Binose: Gonsalves and others - Argyle again

Archive·Apr 3

The Editor Speaks: A staggering lawyers’ bill we have to pay. Why?

Archive·Mar 31

Letter to PM from one of our readers

Archive·Mar 31

The Editor Speaks: Baines bows out

Archive·Mar 30

The Editor Speaks: Sadness: Teenager in jail. Mustn’t use “Christians” in headlines

Archive·Mar 29

Dr Ralph Gonsalves and Hamlet Mark have a lot in common politically

Archive·Mar 29

Drones and the Caribbean: View from Europe

Archive·Mar 28

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News

Bail Island: 809 Walking Free on Police Bail

Exclusive: Official FOI figures obtained by The Caymanian Journal reveal that nearly 1 in every 111 people living in the Cayman Islands was on active police bail in June.

The Caymanian Journal.Jul 16

News

HSA Internship Leads Distinguished Caymanian Nurse to 2026 Eloise Reid Award

After graduating high school and following Hurricane Ivan, she began her nursing journey through the Health Services Authority’s Licensed Practical Nursing Programme. That decision set her on a path that eventually led to further study and more responsibility inside the organisation. She later earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and an Associate of Nursing Degree. Wedderburn also earned three specialty certifications in Wound Care, Diabetic Wound Care and Ostomy Management. Those qualifications helped shape her work in a field that demanded skill, patience, and attention to detail. By the time she received the award, she had spent 17 years at the HSA.

The Caymanian Journal.Jul 16

Regional

Central American and Caribbean Games Tourism Boost for Dominican Republic

Tourism and sports officials from the Dominican Republic travelled to Miami this week with a pitch: come for the 25th Central American and Caribbean Games, then stay to see the country. At a news conference on Monday, they said the event, which runs from July 24 to Aug. 8, wil bring athletes and visitors to Santo Domingo and several other cities and could grow sports tourism.

The Caymanian Journal.Jul 16

News

Britain Urged to Relinquish Overseas Territories as Caribbean Reparations Campaign Gains Momentum

Caribbean leaders have stepped up their campaign for reparations for slavery and colonial rule by asking Britain to give up its overseas territories, including the Cayman Islands.

The Caymanian Journal.Jul 16

News

Cayman–London British Airways passengers endure 34-hour delay

British Airways passengers travelling from Grand Cayman to London Heathrow endured a delay of more than 34 hours this week after their scheduled onward service from Nassau was cancelled.

The Caymanian Journal.Jul 15