The success of the economy depends heavily on the success of small business. These businesses are vital to the success of the economy. Not only do they provide the success stories of the future but also because they meet local needs.
Let’s talk about tolerance, or for that matter intolerance. You may ask why I make no distinction between these opposing attitudes? The answer is this: sometimes when persons accuse you of being intolerant, they may in fact be complimenting you.
Allure is a brand new development of 13 two-bedroom and 13 three-bedroom units that is currently grabbing the attention of buyers looking for a water-front property that is in the mid-to-high price range, yet conveniently close to schools, shopping and town.
With the United Kingdom locked in an acrimonious spat with the European Union - and internally - over Brexit, it’s becoming well nigh impossible to find a space for the Overseas Territories amongst the pressing issues occupying the attention of the ‘mother country’ at present.
The Cayman Islands Flag Football Premier League moved into week 5 of the season with some interesting games to shake up the teams.
In collaboration with the Cayman Islands Volleyball Federation visiting Brazilian Coach, Pitter Rosa, hosted a King and Queen of the Court tournament on Sunday, August 4th. The format for this tournament required each player to play with a different partner for a single set to 15 points.
Just before 10PM on Tuesday 6 August, the Joint Marine Unit consisting of officers from the RCIPS and CBC, along with the Air Operations Unit were on border patrol duties.
On 8 August 2019, following a complex and protracted investigation, Investigators from the AntiCorruption Commission charged Mr. Bruce Blake and Mr. Canover Watson with the following:
The Ministry of District Administration, Tourism and Transport is pleased to announce its new digital taxi fare calculator, CI:GO, is now available for download from the App Store and Google Play. The app can be found by typing “CIGO” or “Taxi Fare Cayman”
Cayman’s electricity provider CUC announced last week that its profits for the second quarter of 2019 were up on the same period last year partially due to an increase in temperature for the islands during May and June of this year. This resulted in more people using their A/C,