The Cayman Motoring Federation (CMF) is proud to announce its official approval by the World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) of the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA).
There’s no questioning the fact that the foods you eat go far in determining how quickly you’ll meet your fitness goals.
The public has until 16 October 2023 to provide its input on changes that are being proposed to the National Pensions Bill. If passed, the changes will allow more pensions funds to be accessed to enable people to pay for homes.
The Cayman Islands Regiment (CIR) staged a capability demonstration for various Government agencies and departments on 30th September at the Lions Center in George Town Grand Cayman.
On Tuesday, 19 September at 2PM Cayman time, London-based, Caymanian fashion designer, Jawara Alleyne will present his Spring/Summer 2024 (SS24) Collection “Beach Business”, during London Fashion Week.
After the shocking incident circulated on social media of a violent assault by two John Gray High School students on another student, and their subsequent arrest, Ministry of Education and Department of Educational Services senior officials met at the school to support staff and reinforce the messag
Resilience Cayman proudly announces its collaboration with Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (CUC) for the implementation of the Ministry of Sustainability & Climate Resiliency’s Cayman Home Energy Retrofit (CHEER) Programme.
The East End Public Library (EEPL) announces the launch of its Volunteer Reading Coaches Programme, an initiative to support students who need to enhance their reading and overall literacy skills.
CUC are looking for qualification submissions from prospective natural gas suppliers in a bid to reduce the cost of energy production and reduce carbon emissions.
A. L. Thompson Building Supplies Ltd. (“A. L. Thompson’s”) today announces the purchase of Cox Lumber Ltd. (“Cox Lumber”), bringing the two family-run companies – and their values of excellence, integrity and customer satisfaction – to even more customers while maintaining 100 percent Caymanian owne