Donna Mitchell is an inspirational leader and coach in health and wellness; her specialty is healthy lifestyle design and weight management.
When Zhané Rambaran shared the advice she would give to fellow civil servants: ‘your attitude determines your altitude’, she had no idea that her attitude would be one of the main factors in her selection as the Cayman Islands Government Employee of the Year for 2023 last night (Thursday, 25 April).
The 2019 National Song Competition is returning to the Pirates Week calendar after a strong comeback last year with over a dozen entrants.
Bounty Killer is the dancehall maestro known not just for his amazing lyrical ability and ability to work his audiences into a frenzy, he is also renowned for nurturing talent.
The small business sector in Cayman has been amongst the hardest hit by the economic contraction caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Pathways to profit for small businesses in Cayman, despite the challenges they face, are being exemplified by Chris Goddard, owner and CEO of Winners Circle sports goods outlet.
Feed Our Future has a very simple mission — to provide children in need regular and dependable ac-cess to healthy meals so that they can lead healthy and productive lives. Children are at risk because their families cannot afford to keep food on their tables.
The Panel discussion programme on Caymanian Times has called on the government to embark on a comprehensive communications campaign to inform the public, and especially businesses, of the Covid-19 regulations linked to the reopening of the borders.
There’s cross-party support in the Turks and Caicos Islands for a tougher stance against COVID-19.
The pas two recipients of the scholarship - Rickeem Lashley and Joshua Weaver had the distinct honor of announcing this year’s awardees - Kameron D’Hue and Shaun Jackson.