The Rotary Club of Grand Cayman (RCGC) hosted its annual Wine Tasting of Europe’s Big Three on Thursday, 17 September, raising CI$12,000.00 in support of the Club’s community initiatives.
The Ministry of Education and Training has published the Mobile Phone (Safe School) Policy, formalising its position on the use of personal mobile phones and other electronic devices in government schools.
Ms. Goring is recognized for being Most Helpful and Efficient when executing her duties as Assistant Director of Labour & Pensions (DLP).
No performing artist likes to be known as a ‘one-hit wonder’ but there is no denying that following the worldwide success of “Turn Me On”, Kevin Lyttle has not come remotely close to repeating that feat.
The soca and calypso scene in Barbados is a vibrant one and anyone with a smattering of knowledge of the genre there will have heard of The Mighty Gabby, one of the island’s most accomplished and celebrated performers.
The Department of Community Rehabilitation (DCR) recently held an award ceremony to honour some of the department’s most committed and exceptional employees.
Vybz Kartel is the most famous inmate in Jamaica’s prisons. Since 2014 he has been serving a life sentence for the killing of an associate, Clive “Lizard” Williams and despite repeated efforts by his lawyers and public support from his legion of fans, he will not be entitled to apply for parole unti
Known for his ready smile and his easy charm, it is easy to see Bradley McLaughlin just your typical happy-go-lucky teenager. You would be wrong. The Bodden Town resident may be young but he is already a committed amateur chef, a culinary master-in-training who has the accolades to prove it.
Brianna has been an exceptional student since she started Clifton Hunter High School (CHHS). A well-rounded student, she epitomises what the ideal student represents, with her never give up attitude. She has been involved in just about every aspect of school life.
Dancehall singer Konshens became an international superstar almost immediately after bursting onto the music scene in 2005. As his name suggests, his music is more social commentary and observations rather than the gun, sex, bling and violence topics favoured by most Jamaican dancehall performers.