The Auditor General has issued a report stating that a national policy is needed to improve employment prospects for Caymanians, who are currently let down by a lack of education and training opportunities, which hinder them from employment opportunities.
Caymanian Times publisher Ralph Lewis spoke with Opposition Leader Roy McTaggart about the top issues worrying his Progressives party as Parliament is convened on 24th June.
The Public Health Department confirms that six cases of chickenpox have been reported within the school system.
In response to these cases, the Public Health Department is working closely with the schools and relevant healthcare providers
A massive launch event was held by FLOW at the Compass Loft on Tuesday, 4th June to celebrate the introduction of 5G in the Cayman Islands, making the Island nation the first in the Caribbean to experience 5G connections.
Various news sources are reporting that Russia is sending warships to the Caribbean for a military exercise in the coming weeks.
With Cayman’s population growing by 18,000 in just five years, one of the greatest threats to future stability, especially when facing climate change, is food security.
Wally Breight’s a miserable-in-his-job P.R. executive who dreams of escaping to happily-ever-after in the Caribbean.
The Health Services Authority (HSA) held a celebratory reception on 23 May 2024 at the Grand Old House to honour the latest graduates of the Transition to Practice (TTP) Programme, an intensive 12-month nursing training initiative.
More than 150 artists took part in Cayman Art Week this year, many exhibiting their work for the first time.
This year’s Cayman Islands National Robotics Team, which includes representatives from seven local high schools, will travel to Athens, Greece from 26 to 29 September 2024 to compete in this year’s FIRST Global Challenge against teams from 190 countries.