Three Caymanians, Mr. Roy Bodden, Mr. Erren Merren, and Dr. Steve McField wrote tributes as part of the education thrust on Ormond Panton.
Harneys is pleased to announce that Carolynn Vivian has been appointed Cayman Islands’ Office Managing Partner* and Richard Reid has been appointed Chief People Officer for Harneys’ law firm. Both appointments are effective 1 April 2024.
High School students on Cayman Brac have recently participated in a valuable week of career preparations at their school, culminating in a Careers Fair on Friday 12 April that saw a host of government officials, careers experts and employers come together to offer students some important advice.
Following a competitive, multi-month procurement process, the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism (CIDOT) is announcing the hiring of Grey to serve as its global Creative Agency of Record as well as Praytell to serve as its U.S. Public Relations and Influencer Agency of Record.
The Ministry of Tourism and Ports is pleased to announce the signing of a contract with Robson Construction, enabling work to commence on Building 1 -which, on completion will provide a fully equipped youth centre facility.
Three men, Dave Obaseki, Michael Capers, & Sean Luke, all American nationals, recently pleaded guilty to several counts of Obtaining Property by Deception in relation to several fraudulent purchases made in Grand Cayman using stolen credit card details.
The National Tourism Plan was officially tabled in Parliament, on Wednesday, 24 July 2024 by Tourism and Ports Minister Kenneth Bryan. The NTP is being touted as a “road map for enhancing the competitiveness of the Cayman Islands tourism industry while ensuring the sustainability of our cultural and
The Ministry of Tourism & Ports proudly hosted the groundbreaking ceremony for the highly anticipated Central Scranton Park on Thursday (12 September).
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By the time of the next general election, Cayman could very well have a new political party contesting the polls - that’s if new plans outlined by veteran parliamentarian McKeeva Bush come to fruition.