Black Unicorn is proud to announce that Don Seymour has received the President’s Impact Award for his achievements as a founder and investor. This was the first award in the history of the University of Texas.
National website growth expert and Forbes Influencer Council member Qamar Zaman, along with Miss World Cayman Islands 2019 Jaci Patrick and a Miss Supranational 2024 contestant, are quickly gaining attention in Grand Cayman with their efforts to help local businesses grow.
Dart and Caymanian businessman Handel Whittaker today announced that they have reached an agreement that will see Whittaker revitalising the storied Royal Palms Beach Club on Seven Mile Beach.
As Caribbean nations continue to endure the impacts of climate change, tourism, upon which so much of the regional economy is based, must transition from an exploitative and extractive practice to one informed by sustainability, localism, and resilience.
The Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. (BTMI) advises that direct services between Barbados and Grand Cayman provided by Cayman Airways will conclude on July 3rd, 2024, with the service being initially reduced to once weekly after May 17th, 2024 when the Thursday/Friday rotation will cease.
The Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the launch of a new educational initiative designed to highlight the importance and sophistication of the Cayman Islands’ financial services industry.
The Ministry of Education is pleased to announce an amendment to the name of the Sharon (Marie) Martin Primary School.
The Ministry of Education and the Department of Education Services (DES) would like to confirm that following an investigation conducted by the MASH unit in conjunction with the RCIPS in relation to Red Bay Primary School and an alleged incident in May 2021 it was concluded that no further action wa
The Early Childhood Care and Education Unit (ECCE) of the Ministry of Education (MOE) is hosting Help Sessions to support parents in applying for funding from the Early Childhood Assistance Programme (ECAP), for the upcoming school year.
Following extensive consultation with businesses, associations and government entities, the cost of local companies control license and processing fees - unchanged for 17 years - shall be revised via regulations approved by Cabinet.