A year ago, the Governor’s Office was playing defence. Questions swirled around the sudden removal of Anwar Choudhury, the then representative of the Queen in the Cayman Islands.
Legislative Assembly Speaker, Hon. McKeeva Bush, OBE, JP is representing the Cayman Islands at Tynwald Day 2019, the ongoing Isle of Man national day celebrations.
A delegation of 20 people represented the Cayman Islands at the Feria Juniana Carnival in San Pedro Sula, Honduras on 28th June.
A live series of monthly tech talks by Cayman Tech City, a special economic zone by Cayman Enterprise City (CEC), begins Thursday, 11 July 2019 at South West Collective. The series of discussions, in partnership with the recently launched Digital Cayman initiative,
Opposition Leader Hon. V. Arden Mclean J.P., MLA Mr. Christopher Saunders and MLA Mr. Kenneth Bryan will be attending the 44th annual conference of the Caribbean Americas and Atlantic region of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, which begins on Monday July 15th, 2019.
The Ministry of Financial Services presented annual reports for the Auditors Oversight Authority (AOA), Cayman Islands Stock Exchange Ltd (CSX) and the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) to the Legislative Assembly, which started on Wednesday, 24 July.
‘Can the world without anguish accept itself as part this, part that, part the other but totally human without one part of it trying to dominate the other?
In collaboration with the Cayman Islands Volleyball Federation visiting Brazilian Coach, Pitter Rosa, hosted a King and Queen of the Court tournament on Sunday, August 4th. The format for this tournament required each player to play with a different partner for a single set to 15 points.
With the United Kingdom locked in an acrimonious spat with the European Union - and internally - over Brexit, it’s becoming well nigh impossible to find a space for the Overseas Territories amongst the pressing issues occupying the attention of the ‘mother country’ at present.
Recently released figures show that Government’s finances are still firmly in the black, due mainly to higher than forecast revenues from duties, fees and Government charges