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Sarah Bridge

  • Senior Consultant, Navigator Ltd.
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Exhibition of the film ‘The Bluff’ to kick off Pirates Week

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By Sarah Bridge
| Cayman Compass Verified
A month-long exhibition celebrating the film “The Bluff” will kick off this year’s Pirates Week celebrations, while district days will be “restored to their former glory”, organisers say. Ventisha Conolly, events manager for the Ministry of Youth, Sports, Culture and Heritage, said that the exhibition would contain props used in the chart-topping Amazon Prime film, which was set on Cayman Brac and starred Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Karl Urban. Priyanka Chopra Jonas stars as ‘Ercell’ in The Bluff.
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Caymanians making waves overseas honoured at awards ceremony

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By Sarah Bridge
| Cayman Compass Verified
2026 Making Waves Awards recipients and representatives. -Photo: Supplied Achievements in fashion, sport, media, education and the environment by Caymanians living overseas were recognised at the fifth annual Making Waves Awards ceremony. The awards celebrate Caymanians of all ages living overseas who have made outstanding contributions in their fields.
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Government optimistic about finances with surplus ahead of target

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By Sarah Bridge
| Cayman Compass Verified
Stamp duty and other fees boosted public revenues in the first half of 2026. - Photo: File Higher stamp duty revenues, financial fees and record tourism numbers contributed to a higher-than-expected surplus for the first half of 2026, according to figures just released. Government said it is optimistic about the current state of the nation’s finances, which are showing a surplus of $252.3 million, but plans to keep a close eye on how things progress for the rest of the year.
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