Do not underestimate the power of music. Music can heal the sick, mend the broken heart, relieve stress and even help you to live longer. Just ask some of our seniors who are still playing music and dancing. They will agree that music has added value to their life and also a few more years.
Mr. Adolphus Laidlow is the new Director of the Economics and Statistics Office (ESO) which is a principal department in the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development.
The Caymankind spirit for which the Cayman Islands is world renown will soon be on full display as the largest-ever Cayman contingent shares its talents and expertise with our Caribbean neighbours.
In a recent column in the Jamaica Gleaner, Peter Espeut, Sociologist and Dean of Studies at St. Michael’s Theological College, laments the absence of Philosophy from the school curriculum in Jamaica. He argues that ‘… it is amazing that we expect students to do well in STEM subjects without a solid
A huge debate has been triggered in the UK over a warning to the media by the Metropolitan Police over its investigation into the leak of the contents of a diplomatic memo.
I am a huge advocate of COQ 10. Of its many nutritious components is the ability to fuel energy to the heart. In a new, clinical trial in the Journal, “Antioxidants,” it was found that COQ 10 reduced the mortality of patients with cardiovascular risks by 53%. There’s no better measuring stick on the
Next week is July 1st! July 1st is a good time to take a close look at where you are with your exercise and nutrition plans. How are you doing? Are you pleased with your daily habits and progress? Are you in a slump from which you need to break free?
Strategic business planning, can help hospitality-related businesses invent new ways to engage with their customers, expand reach, and boost market share
Diamond White, Michael Marzouca and Marcos Bertran, three local students with outstanding academic and extracurricular achievements, have earned the prestigious title of Dart Scholars for 2019.
Recently, hundreds of people flocked to the Lions Centre. They were there to register for the NiCE Summer Project which offers temporary positions and decent pay to unemployed residents of Cayman who have the right to work.