Need to know – Macleans.ca
February 7, 2012
Need to know Macleans.ca The food is probably better and Peter Goldring isn't always bugging you about Turks and Caicos. By Richard Warnica - Friday, February 3, 2012 at 11:08 AM - 0 Comments Egypt's 'ultras'—soccer fans who played a key role in demonstrations that toppled ... |
Media recommend Cayman as tourist destination – Caymanian Compass
February 7, 2012
 Milton Keynes Today | Media recommend Cayman as tourist destination Caymanian Compass Grand Cayman resort Sunshine Suites has been pegged by two major media outlets as a top destination. In The New York Times' top 10 Winter Getaways to Suit Every Age, the Cayman Islands was recommended for its family-friendly activities such as Stingray ... Writer wins dream holiday trip |
Teachers compete in pageant – BVI Beacon
February 6, 2012
Teachers compete in pageant BVI Beacon By NGOVOU GYANG Four teachers from the territory's public primary schools showed there's Kimberly Thompson, a teacher at Willard Wheatley Primary School, takes her first walk as the winner of BVI Teachers Union Pageant shortly after the competition ... |
Governor signs instruments assigning Ministers’ resposibilities – SKNVibes.com
February 6, 2012
Governor signs instruments assigning Ministers' resposibilities SKNVibes.com ROADTOWN Tortola BVI, February 6th, 2012 – His Excellency the Governor, Mr. Boyd McCleary, CMG, CMO has signed instruments assigning the responsibilities of Government Ministers following the 2011 General Election. According to Section 56(1) of the ... |
Guana Island: Paradise found – Washington Times
February 6, 2012
 Washington Times | Guana Island: Paradise found Washington Times Situated on the Atlantic Ocean side of Tortola in the British Virgin Islands , Guana is an 850-acre private wildlife and nature sanctuary just waiting to be explored. For nearly 4-decades, Guana's owner, Dr. Henry Jarecki, an American academic, ... |
Winners of efficiency, innovate and save competition announced – SKNVibes.com
February 6, 2012
Winners of efficiency, innovate and save competition announced SKNVibes.com ROADTOWN Tortola BVI, February 6th , 2012 – The Deputy Governor's Office's online poll to determine the winners of the Efficiency, Innovate and Save Competition has closed and the winners identified. In the public sector the winners are Paul Fenty, ... |
Mpiani Letter On Waterville’s Claim For Payment Ignored By Both Betty & EOCO – Peace FM Online
February 6, 2012
 Peace FM Online | Mpiani Letter On Waterville's Claim For Payment Ignored By Both Betty & EOCO Peace FM Online (b) An order for the payment of Euro 9634240.15 being the balance due on the works certified by the Government Project Consultant as value of work executed by Waterville (BVI) Ltd. As at the date of termination, ie 1st August 2006; *(c). |
Correction: BC-CB–Turks and Caicos-Private Island story – Washington Post
February 6, 2012
 Turks and Caicos Weekly News | Correction: BC-CB--Turks and Caicos-Private Island story Washington Post 1 about a court judgment against US real estate developer Tim Blixseth over the Turks and Caicos Islands' claim he failed to pay sufficient tax on the purchase of a small island, The Associated Press reported that an attorney for Blixseth will file a ... Government wins $9million Emerald Cay judgment TCIG wins $9.3M on Emerald Cay Claims |
Porthole Cruise Magazine Names Tortuga Rum Cakes "Best Cruise Souvenir" for … – MarketWatch (press release)
February 6, 2012
Porthole Cruise Magazine Names Tortuga Rum Cakes "Best Cruise Souvenir" for ... MarketWatch (press release) MIAMI and GRAND CAYMAN, Cayman Islands, Feb. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Porthole Cruise Magazine, the nation's leading cruise and travel publication has recognized Tortuga Caribbean Rum Cakes with a 2012 Editor-In-Chief Award in its February ... |
Atlanta Nonprofit Hospitals Doing Business in Cayman Islands – The Nonprofit Quarterly
February 6, 2012
Atlanta Nonprofit Hospitals Doing Business in Cayman Islands The Nonprofit Quarterly But it was a surprise to Channel 2 in Atlanta, and to us at NPQ, to learn that these nonprofit hospitals own insurance companies based in the Cayman Islands. These Cayman companies are called “captives,” and they are set up and owned by the hospitals ... |
