The Cayman Islands is globally known for its finance and corporate law industry but the small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) industry is just as vital to its economy.
In 2020, the tourism outlook for Malique Richards was bleak. With COVID-19 shutdowns, the tourism market took the biggest hit, with many young Caymanians, like Malique, finding themselves with no jobs and their career prospects in the hospitality industry dwindling.
The 2023 Cayman Arts Festival gets under way this week, launching a series of performances by acclaimed international musicians as well as outstanding local artists.
The Public Lands Commission (PLC) Inspectorate is reminding the public that it is a criminal offense to conduct commercial activities on Crown land without a vendor’s permit issued by the Public Lands Commission.
It’s that time of the year again! Time to empty those coin jar, piggy bank, coin tray and pockets to help raise funds to support our seniors. Every penny helps, so whether your donations jangles or folds, know that you will be making a difference in the life of a senior in need!
The Department of Sports (DoS) is making considerable progress with prioritising the upgrades of its facilities in 2023, according to DoS Director Kurt Hyde.
Marking a historic moment, the Cayman Islands Government’s office in Washington, DC, was opened officially on Thursday, 26 January, by the Ministry of Financial Services and Commerce.
The Customs & Border Control Service confirms that earlier today, 28, January 2023, CBC Officers seized three (3) firearms, a 9mm Semi-Auto Rifle; a 9mm Pistol; and 12 gauge shotgun from a male passenger arriving from Canada at Owen Roberts International Airport (ORIA).
Women who suffer from painful symptoms emanating from the reproductive system are finding relief at a regional hospital thanks to new state-of-the-art technology.