Ms. Sulliman brings more than 18 years in the industry and made the transition from print to television in the Cayman Islands in 2007. She worked as a reporter and talk show host, taking up the position of News Director before leaving in 2016. After almost two years at Dart Real Estate, where she focused on news and public relations, she returns to Hurley’s Media Ltd.

Cayman 27 Producer Kevin Morales is an award-winning journalist with more than 12 years of experience. Kevin is a Milwaukee, Wis., native. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in journalism in 2005 from the University of Minnesota. He’s a proud father and a loyal fan of the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Bucks and U of M Golden Gophers.  Kevin can be reached at or

Cayman 27 News Producer Reshma Ragoonath is a Trinidadian journalist with 16 years media experience with a strong background in newspapers. She has a B.A. in Mass Communications and an Associate degree in Journalism and Public Relations from the College of Science, Technology and Applied Arts of Trinidad and Tobago. You can reach Reshma at or .

Jordan Armenise began his sports broadcasting journey with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League (CFL). It was in this role where he was able to craft the immersive and enthusiastic approach to reporting, broadcasting and production you see here today in Cayman’s sports community.  Jordan has also worked behind the scenes for a number of Canadian broadcasting & production companies such as CBC Sports, Cineflix Productions and Cream Productions.  Did he mention he was St. Clare of Assisi’s 1994 Athlete of the Year?  Now dubbed ‘The Sports Guy’,  Jordan relishes the role as Cayman 27 Sports Producer, where he can tell the stories of Cayman’s athletes. You can reach Jordan at or 

Kafara Augustine is an award-winning journalist with more than 10 years of experience in television broadcast journalism.  After graduating from Loyola University, in Chicago, with a degree in Communications and Criminal Justice, she started her career in law enforcement as a detective in the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service.  She later joined Cayman 27 as a reporter and producer. One of the many highlights of her journalism career was winning the Caribbean Broadcasting Award for Best Sports Feature in 2008.  After taking a break from television and working in senior marketing and public relations roles, Kafara is happy to once again be back again in front of the camera as a part-time anchor at Cayman 27 to tell the stories of the people living in our beautiful islands.

Barrie Quappé began her media career over 25 years ago being Cayman’s first TV talk with a show entitled “Daybreak” broadcast on what was then known as CITN (now known as Cayman27).  In addition, she had a stint covering weather for WXOW in La Crosse Wisconsin in the mid 90’s.  Returning to Cayman, Barrie created the current live call-in radio show “Cayman Crosstalk” in 2002 and having left that show a few years back she is once again in front of the camera for “Cayman Now.”  Barrie specializes in interviewing members of the Cayman community regarding current events, politics and community events to provide her audience with informative and news worthy information.