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Reshma Ragoonath

Reshma Ragoonath

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Journalist, Cayman Compass

Cayman Islands

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South AfricaHealthEnvironmentEducationcrime and justice

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Curriculum DevelopmentInternational NewsEducation TechnologyCrime and public safetyTrayvon MartinLawCivicsInvestigationInternational AffairsCannabis IndustryEvergreen and timely news articlesProtests

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Cayman Compass

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Total articles 2741

  • Brac students get taste of future at careers fair

    By Reshma Ragoonath Verified| Cayman Compass Verified High school and primary school students in Cayman Brac turned out at the Aston Rutty Centre on Friday to explore the types of jobs and careers that may lie ahead of them. The annual careers fair, held by the Layman E. Scott Sr. High School, brought the students together with employers from across the public and private sectors and gave them a glimpse into jobs that varied from firefighter to pilot to accountant to lawyer. Layman E.

    By Reshma Ragoonath Verified · Cayman Compass

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • George Town South contenders debate jobs, government finances

    By Reshma Ragoonath Verified| Cayman Compass Verified Date: Friday, 4 April 2025CandidatesCraig ‘Festa’ Frederick (PPM)Alric Lindsay (IND)Gary ‘Peanut’ Rutty (CINP)The forumGeorge Town South’s political newcomers Craig ‘Festa’ Frederick of PPM and Gary ‘Peanut’ Rutty of the Cayman Islands National Party squared off with independent candidate Alric Lindsay, now on his third attempt to capture the seat, at the 17th Chamber of Commerce Candidate Forum on Friday night.

    By Reshma Ragoonath Verified · Cayman Compass

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • O’Connor-Connolly returns to fold as PPM confirms Kenneth Bryan as deputy leader

    By Reshma Ragoonath Verified| Cayman Compass Verified Premier Juliana O’Connor-Connolly has parked plans to retire and will instead seek re-election on a PPM ticket, she confirmed via voice message at the party’s convention Saturday night. O’Connor-Connolly will go head-to-head with Cayman Islands National Party leader Dan Scott for the Cayman Brac East seat, in which she is the incumbent.

    By Reshma Ragoonath Verified · Cayman Compass

    Mar. 01, 2025

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Company Info

Cayman Compass

Serving Cayman since 1965, The Cayman Compass is the Cayman Islands' favourite daily newspaper. Description The Cayman Compass is the Cayman Islands' favorite daily Newspaper. Established in 1965, the paper is published Monday through Friday. The paper includes coverage of local, regional and international news and sports, as well as letters to the editor, a community calendar of events, as well as a vibrant classified section. Circulation exceeds 10,000 daily, including overseas subscribers. The Cayman Compass is a member of Inter American Press Association.

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Founded: 1965