The updated National Energy Policy 2024-2045 has been approved by government, according to a release from the Ministry of Sustainability and Climate Resiliency, the first update to the National Energy Policy since its initial approval by government in 2017.
East End Primary’s girls and boys put on a dazzling display of batting, bowling and fielding as the two teams positioned themselves at the top of Group A this past Friday, April 26 in the 2024 Inter-Primary Cricket Competition with wins over Cayman Prep B.
The RCIPS has been made aware of an email being circulated
Just after 1AM on Sunday, 5 May, police had cause to stop and search two vehicles that appeared to have been traveling together along North Church Street.
Cultural Historian, Mr. Roy Bodden sat down with Caymanian Times Publisher, Mr. Ralph Lewis to discuss the re-introduction of Emancipation Day Celebrations in the Cayman Islands.
As Caribbean nations continue to endure the impacts of climate change, tourism, upon which so much of the regional economy is based, must transition from an exploitative and extractive practice to one informed by sustainability, localism, and resilience.
Hotel Indigo® Grand Cayman marked its official opening with a thatch rope cutting ceremony on 9 May.
The Passport and Corporate Services Office is advising the public to check their passports to ensure all is in order ahead of the upcoming hurricane season, which begins Saturday, 1 June 2024.
Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) has released a Socio-Economic Impact Assessment by Marla Dukharan.
Cayman Art Week is returning 22-26 May for its fourth year which promises to be its biggest yet with 15 galleries, 11 studios and 14 pop-up exhibitions participating across all three Cayman Islands.