Now that the election is over and the cabinet is formed, there is speculation as to what the government will focus on first. Our reporter took to the streets to ascertain what the public feels should be the priority.
The Cayman National Cultural Foundation (CNCF), in collaboration with the Committee for the Promotion of Research and Cayman Scholarship (CPRCS), will be hosting a symposium to discuss and celebrate the work of prominent Caymanian historian, educator, author and former member of Government....
Representatives of the National Emergency Operations Centre (NEOC) convened on 9 June for the annual National Hurricane Exercise, which tests the national emergency response mechanism.
Business growth requires a solid foundation that includes prudent risk-management. The principle is simple - Normally, when you cut your risk, you cut your losses and increase profits.
Business After Hours, the Chamber of Commerce’s networking event, hosted the opening of the new Health City clinic at Forum Lane in Camana Bay on Thursday 1 July.
Over 30 aspiring Caymanian professionals gained special insights into the art of navigating business social events at a development event on Wednesday evening (30 June 2021).
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce looks certain to be the one to beat for women’s gold in the sprints at the Tokyo Olympics later this month.
The RCIPS have reported that a second victim of the fatal 1 July Martin Drive shooting, who was receiving treatment at the Cayman Islands Hospital, passed away suddenly this morning. Police have confirmed he was Eldon Charles Walton, 55 years old, of George Town
At around 11:20AM on Tuesday, 20 July, police and other emergency services were dispatched to a two-vehicle collision on Bodden Town Road, in the vicinity of Governor Russell Beach, involving a dump truck and a silver Toyota Noah.
The Delta variant of the virus which causes COVID-19 has been detected through genomic sequencing in the samples of two travellers currently in quarantine in the Cayman Islands. Both of these unrelated travellers had been fully vaccinated with the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine