The overall unemployment rate in the Cayman Islands declined to 4.2 per cent in the third quarter of last year, the lowest it has been in eight years. At the same time unemployment among Caymanians is also sliding, down to 6.2 percent – a fall of nearly two per cent compared to the 7.9 per cent reco
The recently released Semi-Annual Economic Report 2016 have revealed a positive overview for employment in the Cayman Islands, particularly as it relates to Caymanian participation.
Are you looking for a small dog with a big personality? Well, look no further. Dasha’s your girl. Dasha is a very friendly dog.
We dine out pretty regularly, but we save the really top notch restaurants for special occasions, so it was with great delight that a family member decided they would like to go to Calypso Grill to celebrate a big number birthday.
Grisley came to us when his owners couldn’t afford the surgery on his two broken legs, an injury he sustained after he was hit by a car.
This happy girl would easily fit into your home. She loves to interact with people and is very playful. She can sit when asked.
Joshewa has played football since 2004 in the U13, U15, U17 and U21 and men’s local leagues. He subsequently went on to develop into a sought-after Premier League player competing for such outfits as Bodden Town and Academy football clubs. For most of his local football career Joshewa has also
Giving an important boost to the local art industry, Government has recently purchased five pieces of art earmarked as particularly outstanding contemporary works, all produced by local artists, Wray Banker, Horacio Esteban, Al Ebanks, Aston Ebanks and Brandon Saunders. The pieces, chosen by the Nat
At Elmslie Memorial United Church, Jennelle is known for her humility, conscientiousness, calm demeanour and willingness to assist others. Her life is replete with examples of service to the Cayman Islands through her involvement in various Christian ministries at her church including those of youth
Competition, and teaching children that staying fit is fun, are central themes for the Cayman Islands Gymnastics Association (CIGA).