Peter N Thompson Family Foundation UCCI 2021 Scolarship Programme Recipient Announcement
Cayman has been getting prepared for the phased and limited reopening of its borders planned for this Thursday.
THE CAYMAN MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT ASSOC. (CMEA) is hosting a covid - free end of summer beach party, this Saturday October 3rd at the Seven Mile Public Beach from 1PM till 11PM.
The University College of the Cayman Islands is now an authorized centre for on-demand, computer-based exams offered by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants.
Despite all the trials of COVID-19, back in July ten young Caymanians took advantage of the opportunity to get a foot on the ladder of career success, by attending three of Inspire Cayman’s vocational training courses.
October always brings a wide range of activities geared up to raising awareness of breast cancer and also raising funds to help combat the disease.
The arrival of two illegal migrants in a boat off The Brac on Monday has opened up a floodgate of questions that need to be addressed in the event that this might signal a possible wave of refugees seeking safe harbour in Cayman.
Dreams became a reality this month (September 2020) with the award of a doctoral degree in human and social services to Diane Ricketts, manager and accountant at the Cayman Islands Conference of Seventh-day Adventist.
The commitment and professionalism of government social work practitioners was formally acknowledged on Saturday, 26 September 2020.
“Although we are in a relatively safe bubble, the economic impact of remaining closed to the rest of the world is increasingly translating into business closures and job losses, leaving Caymanian families facing significant hardship,” Min. Kirkconnell said in a statement on Tuesday evening.