After an extensive survey, taking into account population changes throughout the the different electoral districts in the Cayman Islands, the Electoral Boundaries Commission held a series of community meetings in church halls to gather feedback which is part and parcel of their mandage, after explai
The event, which took place on the evening of 29 June 2023 at the UCCI campus, commemorated its graduating class of 2023. Over 200 students walked on the evening and over 250 graduated this year.
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to you as the Director of the Cayman LGBTQ Foundation to address recent misleading statements circulating in the media regarding our organization’s alleged involvement in Caymas 2023 and the inappropriate behavior of its participants.
The Cayman Islands Government’s Cyber Security Office is encouraging residents to verify information they receive and not fall prey to sharing and spreading misinformation.
The Ministry of Sustainability & Climate Resiliency is launching a new programme to provide energy efficiency retrofits for eligible Caymanian homeowners struggling with high utility bills.
Following its resounding success last year, Grant Thornton Cayman Islands proudly announces the return of its summer four-day working week policy for all employees.
Literacy Is For Everyone (LIFE), a leading advocate for literacy and education, is proud to announce the donation of an incredible 80,000 books to the Cayman Islands public school system, preschools, and communities.
Over the weekend, Friday 7 July - Sunday 9 July, police operations resulted in the arrest of four men believed to be involved in the recent spate of robberies and firearms offences that have occurred across Grand Cayman.
The Institute of Commonwealth Studies, School of Advanced Studies at the University of London has published a research paper prepared by UCCI President and Chief Executive Officer Robert W. Robertson and Special Project Assistant at UCCI Peter Paul.
Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (“CUC”) is pleased to announce that the Utility Regulation and Competition Office (“OfReg”) has approved CUC’s proposal of an additional 6 megawatts (“MW”) of renewable energy capacity for public access.