The stadiums were packed with parents and residents as the 2020 School Sports event was about to get underway. The morning started out windy and cool but by the time the first event got underway, the sun was out in all its brightness.
Cuba’s cash-strapped government will start selling cars in tradeable currencies rather than in convertible Cuban pesos from Feb. 24 as it continues to introduce the American dollar in swathes of its retail sector.
The volleyball courts at First Baptist Gym were overcrowded this past Sunday, as nearly 50 people attended CIVFs "Know the Game" session headed by International Volleyball Referee, Fareed Hosein.
It was a night courtly, behavior, and refined, gentlemanly manners: The Boyz 2 Men Night of Fine Dining, and it began by each of the young gentleman from the Boyz 2 Men programme, mostly aged between 15 and 16, who escorted their mothers along the red carpet leading to one of the dining rooms....
Efforts are being stepped up in some segments of the United Kingdom’s political establishment to give the Overseas Territories(OTs) a direct voice in the British parliament.
The Security Centre Ltd. (TSCL) has announced the appointment of Mr. Abrahem Ghazarian, who joined TSCL in August 2019, as the successor to long standing CEO, Mr. Stuart Bostock who has handed over management responsibilities after more than 20 years with the company.
Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) and the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) urge the hospitality sector to be wary of sharing misinformation and fake news propagating about the Coronavirus, especially on social media sites.
Homegrown Musician Mikhail Campbell was presented with a CI$5000 cheque by the Cayman Islands Government Minister for Culture Dwayne Seymour, along with the Cayman Music and Entertainment Association President Jean-Eric Smith on Friday, 14th February.
The Chamber of Commerce’s 2020 Careers Expo is expected to bring over 1,000 students and school leavers to the University College of the Cayman Islands’ (UCCI) Sir Vassel Johnson Hall on Friday, February 21.
Sitting squarely in the middle of George Town, the General Post Office has been serving the needs of the Cayman public since it first opened its door in 1939.