The University College of the Cayman Islands is pleased to announce that the Board of Governors has appointed Ms. Nanalie Cover as the University’s Acting President and Chief Executive Officer, effective 1 November 2025 through 31 January 2026.
Grand Cayman’s sea swimming calendar has gone into deep waters.
The Ministry of Youth, Sports, Culture and Heritage has announced a landmark moment in the evolution of Cayman Carnival.
More than 150 Year 11 students at John Gray High School took part in mock interviews at the end of February to help them develop important skills that will help them in later life.
A spirit of cross-party unity that characterised recent sittings of the Cayman Islands Parliament was again demonstrated with the broad support of a motion brought by Hon. Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Kenneth Bryan, to restrict the wearing of face masks in public as an anti-crime measure.
The Trade and Business Licence Board is now offering, for the first time in Cayman business licensing history, an increase in the duration of licences for up to five years for Caymanian-owned businesses.
“The 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air was my Grandfather's dream car, he was fortunate enough to find one on a trip to Florida in 1987. He was passing by a Pool Hall just outside of Tampa and saw it parked outside with a ‘For Sale’ sign on the windshield.
“When governments fear, follow, serve, and obey the Lord, all will be well.
The Health Services Authority (HSA) is aware of the 22 August 2025 criminal charge regarding a practitioner who previously worked at the Authority.
The second quarter inflation rate was 1.9 percent, and among the main contributors was an 8.4 percent rise in the restaurant and hotels division.