On January 31, amidst the backdrop of Heroes Square and surrounded by the monuments of our national heroes, Sustainable Cayman, along with representatives from Protect Our Future, presented to MPs over 500 letters written by community members urging our political leaders to protect the Cayman Island
The Cayman Islands Women’s Under-20 National Team kicks off this week in the Concacaf Women’s U-20 Qualifiers, which determines the six countries that will advance to the Concacaf U-20 Women’s Championship.
Cayman Art Week prepares for its fifth year with an Open Call for venues and programme partners.
Cayman’s election campaign season in a sense officially kicked off on Nomination Day Monday March 3rd with 59 candidates registered for the April 30th general election.
As Easter approaches, the Ministry for District Administration and Lands (DAL), together with the Public Lands Commission (PLC), reminds the public that camping on public beaches is welcome during the designated periods set out in the Public Lands Regulations, 2021.
Just before 9:30AM on Tuesday 22 April, police responded to Safe Haven in George Town, where it was reported that the body of an unknown man had washed ashore and there were no signs of life.
As Cayman’s voters prepare to cast their votes on the three referendum questions, some may wonder: does my vote still matter if the referendum is non-binding?
In what was arguably one of the fastest government formations in recent political history, Cayman’s newest government coalition was assembled within a day of the April 30th general election.
Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has been quick to make an impact since winning the parliamentary elections on April 28, promising to minimise corruption and treat all 1.6 million citizens equally.
Grenada Chocolate Fest was another successful celebration of one of the island’s most treasured crops, cocoa.