Conyers is pleased to announce the appointment of Charlotte Cloete as Head of Corporate Services in Cayman.
The third annual Cayman Islands Digital Economy Conference (CyDEC), hosted by FTS, took place on Thursday 25 June. This year, of course, it was a virtual conference, because of COVID-19, but that fact alone was a great illustration, highlighting many of the things that need to change.
What better place to celebrate Constitution Day than Pedro St. James, the ‘Birthplace of Democracy,’ Pedro St. James Castle.
Since the unfortunate incident that took place at Coral Beach back in February of this year involving a senior staff member and a patron, it has been widely speculated across the Island and on social media platforms that the patron involved in the incident is an owner of Crown Jewel t/a Coral Beach.
The joint venture consortium comprised of Island Paving Ltd., Decco and IDL Projects recently donated CI$6,000 to the Cayman Food Bank in support of its COVID-19 relief efforts.
Cayman Turtle Conservation and Education Centre Ltd. is delighted to announce it will be open to the public once again, from Saturday 4th July, after closing its doors to the public in March as a necessary precaution against the spread COVID-19.
On behalf of the Government of Canada, Laurie Peters, Canada’s High Commissioner to Jamaica and Non-Resident Consul General to the Cayman Islands is pleased to announce that Mr. Yves Martel has been appointed as the new Honorary Consul of the Cayman Islands.
Stacy Joanne Parke was installed as the 19 th President of the Rotary Club of Grand Cayman Sunrise at its first virtual installation brunch ceremony on Sunday, June 28, 2020.
The Court of Appeal on Thursday ruled in favour of the Cayman Islands Government (CIG) government that the Port Referendum Law passed by the Legislative Assembly on 30 October, 2019, is constitutional and set aside the earlier ruling of Acting Grand Court Judge Timothy Owen....
What is gold and grows on trees? Yes that’s right mangoes! This year it’s been a real bumper crop, too, with everyone’s favorite fruit virtually dripping off the trees. It’s a hard time for many farmers, or those who supplement their income from backyard produce sales.