Despite concerns by some regarding Grand Cayman having no cruise berthing infrastructure for tourists to disembark ships, the industry is poised to have one of its busiest seasons in some time.
The Ministry of Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing & Infrastructure (PLAHI), under the leadership of the Hon. Johany ‘Jay’ Ebanks, is pleased to announce the return of the National Community Enhancement (NiCE) Programme for 2025.
The Poinciana Rehabilitation Centre (PRC) in Grand Cayman has taken the Island from a place where there was previously no long-term mental health facility to a model that has become the regional standard.
Following the devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa, Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (CUC) is proud to join the restoration efforts in Jamaica.
The 2025 Budget Statement being debated in Parliament this week was a choreographed tag-team demonstration by the National Coalition For Caymanians (NCFC) by Hon. Premier Andre Ebanks and Hon. Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Rolston Anglin.
On Thursday, Hon. Minister of Finance, Rolston Anglin, delivered the first budget of the National Coalition For Caymanians(NCFC) administration, framing it as a turning point for Cayman.
The University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) celebrated its 12th annual Capping and Pinning Ceremony on October 9th at Sir Vassel Johnson Hall, recognizing nursing students for key academic and clinical achievements.
With a population of roughly 89,000 - expatriates comprising over 55 per cent of that number - immigration reform in the Cayman Islands took centre stage at the Mary Miller Hall on Wednesday, 29th October.
At a time when words often outweigh action, the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce used its 2025 Parliamentary Luncheon to shift that balance.
With over 200 restaurants and over 135 nationalities, the Cayman Islands are often referred to as the ‘Culinary Capital of the Caribbean’, and during Restaurant Month each year the reason for this distinction is proudly on display for all to see and enjoy.