This holiday marks the end of slavery in the British Empire. It is a public holiday in several Caribbean countries and though the holiday commemorates events that took place on 1 August 1834, it may be celebrated in different days in these countries.
Two years ago, we launched our Community Voice section to give members of the community an opportunity to have their views heard. We believe that the success of a nation depends on the Government’s ability to tap into the pulse of the citizens and residents.
Pressure is mounting on Puerto Rico’s governor Ricardo Rosselló to step down over a series of leaked lewd texts and persistent allegation of corruption.
Cayman’s electricity provider CUC announced last week that its profits for the second quarter of 2019 were up on the same period last year partially due to an increase in temperature for the islands during May and June of this year. This resulted in more people using their A/C,
Have you ever looked at before and after pictures and wondered if they are real? Is it true that your body has been transformed in such a way that it’s almost unbelievable. Actually, it’s very much possible to slim down, lose belly fat and be transformed from, “a caterpillar to a butterfly,”
The PRB Community Group will be hosting a back to school drive to assist the Prospect Red Bay community children and schools ensuring they have the supplies for a successful start of the school year.
In the meantime, the Brazilan government has accepted a donation of 4US 5 million from the Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio to help with fighting the Amazon fires.
There’s a popular saying in cold-weather destinations: Summer bodies are made in the winter. This same concept can be applied to the hospitality business in a way: The seeds of a successful busy season are planted in the offseason. Right?
The Principals and staff of the Clifton Hunter, Layman Scott and John Gray High Schools have just completed their 2019 graduation ceremonies which were well attended and supported by the Community.
On Saturday, August 4, 2019 the Royal Cayman Islands Police received an anonymous call alerting them to a wild green sea turtle shell located at Morgan’s Harbour. The Shell, which is more than 3 ½ feet long is believed to have come from a poached turtle.