The University College of the Cayman Islands is thrilled to announce that it has gained NCCER (National Center for Construction Education and Research) accreditation for its technical and vocational construction programmes including Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC),
There is a plethora of over- the counter supplements designed to provide you with health support. However, there is one that currently stands out amongst the rest and that is BERBERINE.
The 2022 CUC Primary Football League (PFL) regular season concluded this past Saturday, November 19 with a number of schools playing for final places in the standings and the chance to play in the Champions Cup.
The Cayman Islands National rugby teams for U18 boys, U18 girls and senior men recently attended the Rugby Americas North (RAN) Super Sevens tournament in Mexico City.
With two years until the Paris 2024 Summer Olumpics, the competitive swimming year comes to and end at the 16th FINA World Swimming Championships (25m) in Melbourne, 13-18 December. Among the swimmers who will compete, a Cayman delegation composed of two athletes with diverse strengths and experienc
Academy has organised a perfect opportunity for local organisations looking to take their competitive spirit to the football field. The half day event will see an eventful morning with players going head to head for the Corporate Cup title.
On Wednesday Nov 23, the Ministry of Investment, Innovation and Social Development confirmed that its business asset preservation grant program, given to tourism related businesses and administered via the Cayman Islands Centre for Business Development (CICBD), has concluded.
The Ministry of Planning, Agriculture, Housing and Infrastructure (PAHI) has announced that the National Community Enhancement Project (NiCE) will take place from November 28 to December 16.
Making shallow, rocky soil into thick, rich, rock-free soil is just a dream for most Cayman farmers. Now Beacon Farms at Frank Sound have made that dream possible through their new land improvement services.
The worst gridlocked traffic Grand Cayman has experienced was addressed by Cayman Islands Premier Wayne Panton on Friday evening in a voicemail posted to the media apologising for the horrendous standstill. He was fully aware of the massive problem because he too was caught up in it.