The Cayman Alternative Investment Summit took place last week at the Kimpton Seafire with two themes running throughout presentations: ‘Global. Digital. Responsible’ and ‘Preparing for Geopolitical Challenges’.
Shortly before 8:30PM on Wednesday, 5th February, officers responded to a report of a traffic collision involving a pedestrian on West Bay Road, south of Gecko Link.
The Water Authority continues to make repairs to its water distribution and production network following last week’s (28 January) earthquake.
A common cry from businesses across the island is that young people entering the workplace are ill-prepared for the realities of the working world, so a series of mock interviews took place last week at John Gray High School aimed at readying students for Cayman’s fast-paced business environment.
“Risk Assessment”, a thought-provoking play written for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2019 and performed by Cayman-based theatre group Thespian & Proud, will make its debut in the Cayman Islands on Saturday, 29 February at the National Cultural Foundation’s annual Red Sky at Night festival.
Stay-over visitation increased by nearly 10 percent in the Cayman Islands last year, according to numbers provided by the Islands’ Department of Tourism (DOT).
The Cayman Islands Government Office in the UK has been coordinating with Government officials regarding crisis communications and developing new lines of communication in the event of an emergency.
Local LGBT activist, Founder and President of Colours Cayman, Billie Bryan, has had to resort to sending an open letter to the Governor Martyn Roper, to plead for his input in helping to deal with Cayman’s long-running issue on same sex marriage, that appears to have no closure in sight.
A number of bible-based Christian groups, including Cayman Cause, the Cayman Ministers Association, and the C.I Conference for Seventh Day Adventists, got together to stand for Christian Family Values, outside the Legislative Assembly building on Sunday 2 Feb., to stand for Christian family values.
Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) continue efforts to safeguard the Cayman Islands by vigilantly screening persons who enter the Cayman Islands with the recent global health concern of the novel Coronavirus, known as 2019-nCoV.