The newly formed People’s Party held their very first district meeting in George Town Hall on Monday 17 November. There were roughly a dozen attendees including George Town MLA Kenneth Bryan, who asked several questions about the new party, and expressed an interest in the new party.
Honduras and the United States are discussing how to increase temporary legal employment opportunities for Hondurans in the US, as the governments work to hammer out details of an immigration agreement.
The Annual ‘Night of Legends’ concert celebrating Cayman’s musical history and honoring the bands that paved the way for the Musicians of today is will be taking place at the Lion’s Centre on December 6th.
“We should not assume that someone else is looking out for our interests and those of our children,” he continued, adding: “It is time for far more of us to take our responsibilities seriously. CIPP will provide a much-needed tool for all Caymanians to do just that."
Our system of government requires that the role of the Opposition is to hold the Government to account, influence debate and represent our constituents’ interests.
The Philippines is a predominantly Catholic country where divorce is illegal, but the issue is gaining traction in the light of widespread unhappy marriages.
One of Cayman’s premier musical offerings is making the rounds on the Islands live circuit again after a two year hiatus.
The deadline for the most talented Rapper in the Cayman Islands to win a trip to Sound Academy in LA for a four day workshop has been extended.
Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has pledged to create a national prescription drug plan if re-elected, moving back on the offensive after blackface photos of him emerged and hurt his campaign.
Glenroy Anthony Smith was born in Kingston, Jamaica on May 1, 1945, and raised in St. Ann.