SCOPE FOR GROWTH: CAYMAN 2023
At a time when most countries’ economic outlook for 2023 is cautious at best, the Cayman Islands could be forgiven for feeling at least a measure of optimism based on the projections coming out of the United States.
At a time when most countries’ economic outlook for 2023 is cautious at best, the Cayman Islands could be forgiven for feeling at least a measure of optimism based on the projections coming out of the United States.
Pele wasn’t just the greatest footballer in the sport’s history but one of the most influential sportsmen even. Only Muhammad Ali can justifiably claim to have transcended sport more, for obvious reasons.
Of the many events and issues that will be imprinted in the annals of the recorded history of 2022, two events stand out, and though physically removed from Cayman their individual and dual impact resonated and reverberated throughout our society.
With facemasks still a requirement for staff, patients and visitors at all Health Services Authority (HSA) locations, the organisation realizes the communication challenge this may pose to those who are hearing-impaired.
The Mangrove Education Project is pleased to announce a grant of Euros $295,000 from the European Union, Expertise France and Resembid to complete its new curriculum of the Cayman Islands Coastal Education Guide (CEG) commenced just prior to Covid and developed and piloted during the past year.
Cayman Airways Limited (CAL) will be standardizing its various baggage fee charges for the first two checked bags on all international flights, to a fixed rate of US$25 each, as of February 1, 2023.
Chloe Powery-Doxey will represent the Cayman Islands at the Miss Universe pageant on 14 January in New Orleans. Chloe will depart for the pageant on Monday, 2 January with Deputy Chair, Donna Bush.
There is good news from the medical community for longtime sufferers of acid reflux disease, which is the most common gastrointestinal disease in the Caribbean and across the globe.
There is good news from the medical community for longtime sufferers of acid reflux disease, which is the most common gastrointestinal disease in the Caribbean and across the globe.
The Ministry of Health & Wellness would like to advise the community that information relating to the COVID-19 “XBB Variant” that has been circulating widely via What’s App and other social media sites was not issued by the Ministry of Health & Wellness.