The Cabinet of the Cayman Islands Government on Wednesday, 21 May approved drafting instructions to introduce immigration term limits for non-Caymanians working within the Civil Service with an implementation date targeted for 1 January 2026.
Last weekend, the 24th annual Talent Xposition of the Arts held at Harquail Theatre Organised By The New Self Foundation, delivered a Night of Dazzling Talent and Unforgettable Performances and as cliché as it may sound, the words, they surely outdid themselves, is the only fitting sentiment of this
After four days of intense competition, the Cayman Islands Aquatic Association (CIASA) National Championships ended last week Tuesday evening with eight records.
Saffery Trust Cayman has strengthened its leadership team with the appointment of two Associate Directors, underscoring the firm’s ongoing commitment to strategic growth and deepening its in-house expertise in the region.
Four members of the Caymanian Community Party (TCCP), together with four like-minded members of the Cayman Islands National Party (CINP) and three like-minded independent representatives, will form an eleven-member coalition Government
In a thrilling weekend of fast-paced action, camaraderie, and spirited rivalry, Cayman’s national field hockey team reclaimed the Alexandra Horner Memorial Trophy from Jamaica in a clean sweep at Hockeyfest 2025, held at Cayman International School (CIS) over the weekend of May 24.
Celebrate Cayman has announced that a Seafarers Registry, an innovative online portal dedicated to preserving the stories and memorabilia of seafarers and their families will be launched at a special event to be held at the George Town Public Library’s Historical Room on Wednesday, 25 June starting
Dr. Robert W. Robertson receives the Fellow City and Guilds London Institute diploma from Sir Andrew Parmley, former Lord Mayor of London and Faiza Khan, MBE, Executive Director, Corporate Affairs and Foundation, City and Guilds.
Jamaican boxing legend Mike McCallum, who was a three-weight world champion during the 1980s and 1990s, has died suddenly, aged 68.
Cayman has been more fortunate than many Caribbean islands when it comes to the economic fallout of the coronavirus crisis because its economy is not solely dependent on tourism, with financial services creating a greater slice of GDP than tourism.