A handful of candidates for the upcoming election attended a presentation by Inclusion Cayman last week and heard that children with special needs were being denied an inclusive education, i.e. one which brought them into mainstream classrooms to be taught alongside their peers...
With first round of mobile voting in 2021 General Election complete, turnout for early voting has so far been encouraging, according to Supervisor of Elections, Wesley Howell.
Sitting on the same side of the discussion table was just one of a handful of situations that saw two candidates competing for West Bay South on the same side when they met in the Chamber of Commerce's Candidate Forum series.
Another no-show on the Chamber of Commerce's Candidate Forums meant the sole candidate owned the whole show, and West Bay West challenger Mario Ebanks set out to make the most of the free unchallenged time in his bid to wrest the seat from McKeeva Bush.
The Truman Bodden Sports Centre was the scene of much pageantry and fanfare on Sunday afternoon (21 March) as the Cayman Islands Cadet Corps (CICC) welcomed 72 new members, the highest number of recruits in five years, during its annual Passing out Parade.
A manifesto is a promissory note from politicians to the voters. It’s more than mere promises and opinions.
The landfill is one of the key issues on the campaign trail for next month’s election and its unmistakable presence and blight on the Cayman landscape was made particularly evident this past week when part of it erupted in flames again.
George Town North MP and Minister for Commerce, Planning and Infrastructure, Joey Hew and his challenger Johann Moxam went head-to-head on Friday evening when they met in the Chamber of Commerce’s Candidate Forum series of interviews.
Plans are underway by the Ministry of Commerce, Planning and Infrastructure for the central business district enhancement project as part of the George Town Revitalisation Initiative.
As you probably know, I have been privileged to write an Easter article for this publication for some eight years now. It is a message of reflection upon our customs and traditions, here in Cayman, during this time of the year.
