The United Kingdom (“UK”) Parliament’s Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee (“the Committee”) recently issued a call for evidence in connection with the constitutional arrangements of the UK’s Overseas Territories, including the Cayman Islands.
An upcoming biodiversity strategy workshop will bring together local public, private and non-profit stakeholders to develop a unifying vision and strategic priorities for biodiversity in the UK Overseas Territories including the Cayman Islands.
Have you ever looked in the mirror and wondered: How did I let myself go this far?
The economy of the Cayman Islands is ‘strong and stable’ but that stability is threatened by a set of circumstances that could undermine the progress made as the recovery from the COVID recession continues.
The University College of the Cayman Islands is celebrating a second semester of record enrolments, seeing an unprecedented demand for classes starting summer 2023 with over 970 students registered for class currently.
It’s now possible for eligible persons to make larger withdrawals from their pension accounts, thanks to a change in the law initiated by Hon. MP for Bodden Town West, Chris Saunders.
International credit rating agency Moody’s has maintained the Cayman Islands Government’s Aa3 bond issuer rating, Aaa country ceiling rating, and ‘stable’ economic outlook in a report issued on Thursday, 8 June 2023.
We celebrated Father’s Day on Sunday, and we sent well wishes to all fathers and mothers who assumed the role of a father.
16 trees were planted by students and Protect Our Future at CIS on their campus this week.
Mr. Rudy Ebanks has stepped down as Chair of OfReg’s Board of Directors for personal reasons. Fellow Board member, Mr. Frank Balderamos, who had been acting as Interim Chairman said, “On behalf of the current Board members who served with Rudy, I would like to acknowledge his tireless work and commi