Staff of the Workforce Opportunities & Residency Cayman (WORC) department got a lesson in compliance, after participating in a training course in February. The training course was created and led by WORC’s Deputy Director for Enforcement & Compliance, Mr. Jeremy Scott.
If anyone thought that Premier Alden McLaughlin was winding down during his last two years in office, they would be mistaken.
“Everybody that has a classic car has a love affair with the car,”
Parts of the Caribbean took the full brunt of Hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017, but the area as a whole is officially back — and better than ever.
DCI Director Ryan Rajkumarsingh was presented with the Head of Department (HoD) of the Year Award for 2018 during the recent Ministry of Commerce, Planning & Infrastructure’s Budget Retreat.
In a remarkable confluence of circumstances which have played right into her hands, in the space of an Easter holiday break, Mrs May has gone from ‘needs to go’ to ‘best in show’…and possibly the best deal around for both the Conservatives and the Labour Party on Brexit.
Franklin Smith farms a total of around 80 acres in East End. He has cultivated, fed, and nurtured the soil, year after year. “I am not ashamed of farming. I originally trained as a chef. But I gave up cooking for farming, because it is something I grew up with.
All signs are pointing upward for the Cayman Islands. At least, that’s what the latest government statistics show. The economy is doing well, tourist arrivals are up, and government’s balance sheet gives those responsible for government’s finances something to smile about.
Reports that British businessman Richard Branson could be on the verge of rescuing the eastern Caribbean government-owned airline LIAT from almost certain financial demise, have set off a wave of speculation about the future of the beleaguered carrier.
To anyone alive and attentive to life in these fomented Cayman Islands, it is obvious that we are at another major moult, pulsating to shed the now-considered outgrown skin that is linked to a unique past in order to move into a more propitious future