Hon. Minister for Tourism and Ports, Kenneth Bryan is pushing ahead with a policy agenda he says is focused on further anchoring tourism as a pillar of the Cayman economy.
All of us in the Cayman Islands have been impacted by the rising cost of living in our Islands. Prices have increased across the board, with food, utilities, gas, accommodation, and other basic necessities of life becoming more and more expensive.
The minimum wage debate is turning into a defining discourse about the Cayman Islands as a society and how we prioritise and set policies that will determine the structure of the society going forward.
The Sister Islands community celebrated a momentous occasion on Friday, 29 September, as the first Civil Service Learning and Recreational Facility officially opened its doors in Cayman Brac.
On Saturday, I attended our heroine’s Thanksgiving service and was a little disappointed by the attendance.
The Hon. Juliana O’Connor-Connolly, Premier of the Cayman Islands, has been recognised as one of the 25 Most Outstanding Women Listeners in the World for 2023.
In his recent book, Challenged Sovereignty: The Impact of Drugs, Crime, Terrorism, and Cyber Threats in the Caribbean, prominent expert on Caribbean Security, Ivelaw Griffith, turns the spotlight on these cross border ‘Problems Without Passports’ as former UN Secretary General, Kofi Annan, referred
The National Housing Development Trust (NHDT or “the Trust”) is introducing a series of new initiatives to support Caymanians in today’s challenging housing market by increasing the supply of affordable homes, expanding the Home Repairs programme, and reintroducing a Lease to Own programme.
Spanglish is a Mexican Latin cuisine restaurant with a vibrant decor and a fantastic atmosphere buzzing with energy.
Philip Liu, the Education Program Coordinator at TechCayman, took center stage at the Mentoring Cayman 2024 event, an initiative launched by the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce.