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In the fourth day of a five-part series on the Cayman Islands’ economic growth story, we hear concerns about some of the side-effects of rapid development and population increase. Unease is growing among Caymanians over the pace and scale of develop...

Dear Sir, Perhaps the Progressive Labour Party needs to adhere to the mantra as first stated by Wayne Caines: there needs to be a step change. Please look up the meaning of this political phase because its meaning is very relevant to more than just P...

Appleby Global Services’ Bermuda office has celebrated its one year anniversary and the onboarding of “100 structures”. The business is the specialist trust and corporate services provider of international law firm Appleby. The structures on-boarded ...

The average Caymanian is not having a better life as a result of an economic boom, an opposition lawmaker argues. Kenneth Bryan, at 39 the youngest Member of the Legislative Assembly, said increasing demand for goods and services was driving up livin...

A man murdered in 2006 was stabbed in the heart, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. John Obafunwa, a forensic pathologist, told the court that Marcus Gibbings died of blood loss after he suffered multiple stab wounds. Dr Obafunwa highlighted three ma...

Lawyer Alex Potts QC has left the Bermuda office of international law firm Kennedys to become head of the litigation and restructuring practice in the Cayman Islands office of Conyers. The firm said Mr Potts’s appointment follows a recent expansion w...

The loss of an organisation set up to help island charities has damaged the non-profit sector, its former executive director said. Danielle Riviere added the biggest loss from the closure of the Centre on Philanthropy was the opportunity for charitie...

Troy James Hogg has been named in two lawsuits filed in Los Angeles. The complaints allege breach of contract and fraud, with one brought by film producer Tommy Alastra, who is seeking damages of at least $200,000. The second complaint has been broug...

The body of a man was found at a derelict house in Pembroke yesterday. A police spokesman said that officers were “alerted to a foul smell” from an abandoned building in the Parsons Road area at about 8.20am. He added: “Upon investigation they discov...

When David Roberts got a job in Bermuda in 1970, he was told not to worry about the racial tension he had heard about. The British journalist had been inundated with tales of mini riots staged by the Black Beret Cadre in protest against black inequal...

Many seniors have fears about their financial security, Bermuda’s newest senator said yesterday. Ianthia Simmons-Wade explained that older island residents were worried that they may not be able to live off their savings and pensions with a rising c...

Vasco da Gama have accepted an invitation to compete at the fourteenth International Under-11 Football Tournament of the Azores next month. The invitation follows the club’s successful participation at the tournament last year and the creation of th...