Topic: Digicel
George Town wins
The Opening of the Wendy's Digicel National Basketball League started with a big bang as George Town Sports Club squared off against last year's winners, Shaolin Warriors.
Caymanians added to Digicel team
Digicel has welcomed some new staff members to the Cayman Islands team.
Jump to it!
"I feel this is going to be one of the best seasons ever," declared an upbeat Victor "Voot" O'Garro, basketball's government-appointed technical director. "People are starving for basketball in the Cayman Islands."
St. Patrick’s Day celebration on Saturday
Giving a nod to the company's Irish roots, Digicel has joined forces with the CI Gaelic Athletics Association (GAA) for the Digicel St. Patrick's Day Celebration taking place on Saturday, March 19th.
Digicel expands operations to Curacao
Digicel Group, the fastest growing mobile telecommunications operator in the Caribbean, announced Wednesday that it has acquired ownership of Curaçao Telecom N.V. (CT), the Curaçao-based telecommunications company.
Digicel welcomes three new execs
Digicel Group has announced the appointment of three new executives who will help the company achieve its goals for continued growth in 2005.
Levy helps Digicel celebrate
Performing for the first time in the Cayman Islands this Friday as the headline act of the Digicel 1st Anniversary concert, dancehall legend Barrington Levy brings with him a list of hits dating back to the 1970s.
Caribbean Cup to be broadcast in Cayman
The final matches of the Digicel Caribbean Cup are set for Barbados from February 20th to February 24, and they will be broadcasted across the Caribbean region, including the Cayman Islands.
East End Surf Challenge roundup
Shane Edwards, lead organiser of the annual East End Surf Challenge, has a favorite motto: "If at first you don't succeed, then try, try again."
Digicel continues to grow
Digicel Group, the fastest growing mobile telecommunications operator in the Caribbean, has announced its customer base grew by 33 per cent in 2004.
Avcom tower:
A crew from Jamaica works to replace 140 feet ofAVCOM Tower in the Newlands areawas lost during Hurricane Ivan. The tower is used by telecommunication companies.
Surf’s up
The arena is ready. Their proving ground lies in the deep blue Caribbean Sea.
East End Surf Challenge profile
When the Digicel East End Surf Challenge zooms off on Monday, 24 January one youngster who will be looking to make his mark is 15-year-old Jordan McLean.
Business Outlook looks at rebuilding CI
Cayman Business Outlook is selling out fast says organizer Fidelity, of Wednesday morning's conference at the Westin Resort.
Antigua shocks Trinidad
ST JOHN'S, Antigua - Antigua and Barbuda scored a surprise 2-1 victory over World Cup hopefuls Trinidad and Tobago in a friendly soccer match Wednesday.
Digicel winner going to Cricket
Digicel has awarded one lucky Cayman resident an all-expenses paid VIP trip to the first One Day International Cricket match featuring the West Indies vs. South Africa at Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica next May.
Ready for the Challenge?
Its the dawning of a new year, a new age and the boys are back again.
Recovery on Gen. Clark’s agenda
Retired Four Star American Army General Wesley Clark is to comment on Caymans recovery effort as the keynote speaker at the 19 January Business Outlook conference.
A look back at 2004 in Cayman
The year just past was filled with news, from renewed talk of dredging North Sound to the opening of the telecommunications industry to full competition.
Text messaging made easier
Cingular Wireless customers in the Cayman Islands can now send text messages to all of their friends and family with wireless phones in the Cayman Islands.
Digicel throws Brac party
In the first quarter of 2005, Digicel plans to extend pre-paid roaming to other countries, including the US, according to CEO JD Buckley.
Jamaica’s Marshall excited
Jamaica - Right-handed batsman Xavier Marshall said he was excited about being the only newcomer on the West Indies squad for next months tournament in Australia.
Digicel, C&W in cricket fight
The West Indies cricket team leaves for Australia today following a fight among two telecommunications companies for the hearts and minds of Caribbean consumers that almost killed the tour.
West Indies controversy
Grenada - Grenada Prime Minister Keith Mitchell wants to talk to the two telecommunications companies which have interests in the dispute that has engulfed West Indies cricket for six weeks.
Golf Scrummble
The recent Cayman Rugby Union 2nd annual Xmas Golf Scrummble was a huge sucess, say organisers.
West Indies officials reject demand
Guyana - West Indies cricket officials have rejected a players association demand to pay $500,000 in appearance fees for a tournament in Australia next month, an official said.
