All signs are pointing upward for the Cayman Islands. At least, that’s what the latest government statistics show. The economy is doing well, tourist arrivals are up, and government’s balance sheet gives those responsible for government’s finances something to smile about.
Those tasked with protecting our natural environment have signalled that the turtle nesting season is underway.
Easter is a time that some associate with a long weekend to relax and unwind, perhaps camping at the beach or simply at home.
I’m not sure about anyone else but, it seems like just a few days ago that we were getting celebrating Easter 2018. They say time moves faster as we get older and it seems that way to me more and more. Perhaps, it is that we are all busier than we were ten years ago.
If anyone thought that Premier Alden McLaughlin was winding down during his last two years in office, they would be mistaken.
While many children will spend their Easter break relaxing, there are two groups of young athletes who will be working hard to bring glory to the Cayman Islands at CARIFTA championships.
The Cayman islands is a melting pot of cultures. This situation is common around the globe as many foreign nationals leave their homeland for better employment opportunities or to find a life partner.
In her address from 10 Downing Street on Friday morning, British Prime Minister called for National Unity.
Over the course of the past week, there has been debate in several quarters following Chief Justice Anthony Smellie’s decision to amend the Marriage Law to allow same-sex couples to be recognized in the Cayman Islands.
As Republic Bank takes ownership of Cayman National Corporation, support for small businesses will be on their agenda.