Parliament set the tone this week for three issues that seem set to feature prominently - collectively and individually - in the 2025 election campaign.
The Ministry of Tourism and Ports has been made aware that four (4) beautification signs erected along West Bay road were recently vandalised.
The Chamber of Commerce’s 2025 candidates forum series kicked off last week and immediately highlighted one of the contrasts in the election campaign.
You may notice our aircraft and fogging trucks carrying out operations more frequently until we are confident that the mosquito numbers are lower.
Three promising young Caymanians are set to continue their academic journeys in the United Kingdom, pursuing careers in engineering.
In response to the increased need for mosquito control, teams will now travel to Little Cayman each Friday to carry out enhanced treatments and respond to service requests.
Leah Warren and Victoria Carvalho of St Ignatius Catholic School have won the Cayman Collas Crill Moot 2025/26.
Shoppers visiting a local supermarket over the weekend would have seen the sign on the egg freezer advising of the impact Avian Flu would have on the price of eggs. This increase will most certainly affect every household as egg products are found on every shopper’s grocery list.
The way has been paved for the introduction of a national minimum wage in the Cayman Islands starting next month. This was done by way of an Order from Cabinet, while other legislative measures are being worked on to update the Labour Law.
Cayman ranked as a top destination in the 2017 Cruisers’ Choice Destination Awards