Two groups of local entrepreneurs, investors and mentors toured the tech side of Cayman on Tuesday and Thursday, May 4 and 6, getting a close-up view of what the island nation has to offer and what it might bring to the future.
Young children in certain pre-schools will be benefitting soon from a ground-breaking new early years literacy programme, thanks to the non-profit organisation, Literacy is For Everyone (LIFE).
Hon Premier Wayne Panton, flanked by a whole host of government ministers and VIPs came to Owen Roberts International Airport on Saturday 7 May led a big drive to get at least 70% of the country vaccinated so that Cayman can reopen soon.
Newly appointed Minister of Planning, Agriculture, Housing and Infrastructure (PAHI), Hon. Jay Ebanks toured a number of departments under his portfortio and met with staff members last week.
The Chambers of the Attorney General has welcomed a Privy Council ruling upholding an Appeal Court judgement in favour of the government that an overarching law is not needed for people initiated referendums in the jurisdiction.
The Department of Environment: (DoE) has distanced itself from a decision allowing the filling in of part of the ironshore on North West Point for a luxury property development project.
The Public Works Department (PWD) and National Roads Authority (NRA) completed their 34th consecutive joint hurricane preparedness exercise on Wednesday, 5 May 2021.
For the first time in months, Cayman has recorded a batch of positive COVID-19 cases in double figures.
The turnout for Saturday’s ‘vaccination rally’ (complete with the prize incentives) was both impressive and encouraging with reports of around 1,000 people lining up to get the jab.
Last week (Thursday, 29 April-Saturday, 1 May) National Children’s Festival of the Arts (NCFA) gold awardees from 13 schools entertained captive audiences during three final concerts to showcase their winning song, dance, speech and instrumental performances.