The Human Rights Commission congratulates Chantelle Day and Vickie Bodden Bush on their successful legal challenge to the discriminatory provisions of the Marriage Law.
With its continued focus on maintaining the highest ethical standards, CFA Society of Cayman Islands (CFASCI) launched its Inaugural Ethics Challenge at the University College of The Cayman Islands (UCCI) on April 1st.
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.
The Annual Conferences will cover hot topics including tourism and performance outlooks for the Caribbean and Latin America, trends in hotel branding, design, and legal for lifestyle and mixed-use hotels, construction costs and market trends in the Caribbean, and ways to obtain capital equity from o
St. Vincent and the Grenadines took a major step towards a cleaner and more secure energy future on Monday, May 6, launching a multi-million dollar geothermal energy-drilling project made possible with financing mobilised by the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB).
Her voice cracking in an uncharacteristic display of emotion, British Prime Minister Theresa May on Friday announced her resignation bringing to an end her turbulent Brexit-laden three years in office.
If there are two things that the EU elections have thrown up in the mix, they are the surge to the right in European and British politics, and it’s the current precarious state of politics in Britain.
If you want to appreciate a slice of Caymanian life as it was before the hustle and bustle of the modern world took over, then you will enjoy a new exhibition currently on display at the Cayman Islands National Museum, entitled ‘Alvin McLaughlin: Steeped in Tradition, A Cultural Guardian’s Story an
Air arrivals into the Cayman Islands continued their positive trend in April with 46,079 visitors, an increase of 17.98 percent over 2018.
Paving the way for improvements to what he termed a “haven in the midst of bustling George Town”, Premier Alden McLaughlin told the Legislative Assembly last week that the Government had signed a peppercorn licence with the Central Scranton Community Committee to allow members of the committee to en