The sounds of Cayman will fill the air - and are expected to echo across the airwaves - the weekend of November 18th and 19th in the first of what is hoped to become an annual Cayman music festival.
Fresh debate is swirling in the wake of two significant developments which have rocked political circles and the wider Cayman community over the past few days.
A first of its kind event was held on Tuesday at UCCI, the WORC Networking Expo & Construction Showcase, in a bid to open up the industry more to Caymanians, particularly young people who may not be aware of the wide array of well-paid jobs within this sector.
Cayman’s much-loved Pirate’s Week fun began last weekend on Little Cayman and move to Grand Cayman this week, with activities and events taking place from this Friday.
The RCIPS has begun its first of a series of community meetings that are scheduled to take place in every district throughout the Cayman Islands.
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) announced on Friday that they have taken the Cayman Islands off their grey list of countries that did not comply with the body’s anti money laundering (AML) requirements.
In a significant stride towards bolstering disaster readiness and response capabilities in the Cayman Islands, the R3 Cayman Foundation has donated a JCB backhoe to the Cayman Islands Regiment.
On Friday October 20th, the Cayman Islands Government broke ground on a new, purpose-built facility for the Cayman Islands National Weather Service (CINWS).
Clifton Hunter High School held its graduation ceremony on Thursday, 12 October, under the theme, “Strive for Greatness; Accept Every Challenge.”
The Cayman Airways Inaugural flight to Barbados is scheduled to take off on Wednesday 18th October 2023 and there is a hive of activity leading up to the departure date!