Busy Simpson sizzles at two tracks
Teenage karting sensation Kyffin Simpson stunned competitors at two tracks last week as the 16-year-old Grand Cayman-based speedster continued his amazing progress.
Teenage karting sensation Kyffin Simpson stunned competitors at two tracks last week as the 16-year-old Grand Cayman-based speedster continued his amazing progress.
Due to the popularity and success of the Free Public Schools Taekwondo Program that is currently offering free weekly taekwondo classes in 7 public primary schools, the Cayman Islands Taekwondo Federation is hosting a series of taekwondo seminars for the school children in Cayman Brac....
For the tenth year, the Central Caribbean Marine Institute (CCMI) will offer scholarships for selected participants to attend the Young Environmentalist Leadership Course (YELC).
The RCIPS is advising the public that the Cayman Brac Police Station is being relocated from 9 Ivory Lane.
With the 2021 Hurricane season expected to be one of above-normal activity, Cayman Islands government and non-government agencies responsible for disaster management have been stepping up their preparedness.
Census 2021 officially launched in Cayman Brac today, Friday, 21 May 2021, at a colourful celebration, marking the start of the national count’s education and publicity campaign.
On behalf of the Government, Deputy Governor, Hon. Franz Manderson, has expressed condolences to the family of the Public Works Department’s (PWD) Chief Project Manager Peter Ranger.
The Governor of the Bank of England this week sounded what might have been his most sombre caution regarding crypto-currencies, calling them “dangerous".
Recognising that sustainability is now a key consideration for investors, Scotia Global Asset management have recently launched three sustainable funds geared towards institutional and high net worth clients.
Last week, Prospect Primary School student, Victoria King, became this year’s Rubis awards programme’s grand prize-winning student, receiving $5,000 in scholarship grants, as well as a $1,000 donation that she could designate to a school of her choosing.