Joshewa has played football since 2004 in the U13, U15, U17 and U21 and men’s local leagues. He subsequently went on to develop into a sought-after Premier League player competing for such outfits as Bodden Town and Academy football clubs. For most of his local football career Joshewa has also
Ashli Welcome attended Cayman Prep and High School where she consistently received high academic achievement awards. She graduated from that school in 2012 and was recognised as Student of the Year, winning the Ernst and Young Award for excellence. She obtained the highest external examinations
As Chief Financial Officer for the Ministry of Community Affairs, Joel Burke has a lot of responsibility balancing on his shoulders.
With an experienced background of over 20 years in restructuring and insolvency, Ms MacInnis’ work frequently had a cross border focus; including work in Cayman, BVI, Bermuda, Bahamas, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Luxembourg, France and the United States.
Could Roxy be your new BFF? Roxy was found wandering. She is a 5 year old girl with a big heart.
Sarah Clair Jackson is a true all-rounder.
Amateur footballer Kareem Foster is a rising star in the sport. Having started playing in earnest in primary school, his natural ability and willingness to train hard led to him becoming the youngest ever member of the Truth for Youth School squad at seven-years-old. He captained the winning team in
It’s a bit of cliché to say that we are looking to get a bit fitter and eat more healthily this time of the year, but that is exactly what we are doing right now. So, a trip up to Vivo located on Northwest Point Road in West Bay, seemed like an obvious choice for Sunday breakfast.
CARE stands for Cayman Animal Rescue Enthusiasts. CARE focuses on awareness, prevention and education by engaging the hearts and minds of the community to make a change for the betterment of all people and animals alike.
Record-breaking arrivals for 2017 in both air and cruise visitation represent the best year of recorded statistical data for the Cayman Islands. A total of 418,403 stayover visitors, an increase of 8.55 percent over 2016 and 1,728,444 cruisers visited the islands.