Reggae lovers of the old-school, foundation genre lament that dance hall with its gun lyrics and slackness have overtaken the industry. At least they have Luciano to uphold the conscious lyrics he espoused since bursting on the scene with his breakthrough album Where There is Life in 1995.
Attention all charities! Have you submitted your NPO application yet? To make sure you’re in compliance with the law, submit your paperwork by Tuesday, 31 July — and as a thank you, Government will waive the $300 application fee!
Since the UK recalled Governor Anwar Choudhury on June 12, 2018 they have not released any information at all on the reasons why he was recalled or the subject of the investigation.
Lovenia Ebanks [a Miller who hails from Old Man Bay North Side and has resided in Coral Gables West Bay for the past 25 years] recently retired from 44 years of working at Scotiabank & Trust. Retirement, especially after working at the same place for a long time,
Antigua and Barbuda’s Nyabinghi Rastafarians are extremely grateful to the Prime Minister Gaston Browne for building a new facility to house the Nyabinghi Theocracy Church School.
Shoppers were seen in long lines as early as 6.30 am as they waited for their turn to enter the supermarket. According to a security officer on the scene, customers arrives as early as 5.30 am to start their grocery shopping,
DMS Broadcasting, the Cayman Islands’ most powerful name in media, will launch Magic 91.5 FM, CayCountry 93.5 FM, and BOBO 89.1 FM.
In February 2023, the University College of the Cayman Islands is celebrating being awarded a €1.1M grant, by the European Union (EU) sustainable development fund, RESEMBID, which will see the University at the forefront of renewable energy and sustainable development planning for the Cayman Islands
A virtual town hall meeting was held on Wednesday 30th August to give people a better insight into the issues facing the committee tasked with assessing whether Cayman’s minimum wage of CI$6 was sufficient to meet today’s cost of living.
The Cayman Islands Tennis Club proudly hosted the fourth KPMG Junior Tournament of the year, welcoming 26 talented young players across four categories: U10, U12, U14, and U18