There’s been a strong call from the Caymanian Times talk show, The Panel’ for greater recognition and more opportunities for Caymanians in all spheres of the economy.
As I reflect on the global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the devastating potential effects of bullying on our children and young people, I am reminded of the need for kindness, compassion and patience in our society.
Members of Amplify Cayman were invited by His Excellency the Governor, Mr Martyn Roper, to the Government Administration Building on Wednesday 20th October 2021 to introduce their Sustainability Charter, continuing their endeavor to form a positive allyship between policy and decision-makers....
Two new courses are being launched by the Ministry of Tourism and Department of Tourism to provide industry-specific training for Caymanians.
On Tuesday 26 October, the National Trust for the Cayman Islands recognised some of the individuals and companies who are doing outstanding work in the fields of historic preservation and environmental conservation across all three Cayman Islands.
Police have received reports of an increasing number of ‘tech support’ scams across the Island, which involve scammers making contact and using scare tactics to trick people into paying for unnecessary technical support services to ‘fix’ a non-existent problem with an individual’s device or software
Butterfield have said that beginning Monday, 1st November 2021, all Butterfield Banking Centres will return to the regular operating hours of 9:00a.m. – 4:00p.m., Monday to Friday, and 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. on Friday at Butterfield Place.
In an effort to highlight the artists of the Sister Islands first and foremost, while also celebrating the natural landscapes, culture, and wildlife of Little Cayman and Cayman Brac, the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands has launched a new exhibition called ‘Beloved Isles’.
Shortly before 1:40AM today, 4 November, officers responded to a report of an attempted robbery which had taken place at the Seven Mile Public Beach
At the end of October, the Cayman Islands Folk Singers shared the Islands’ cultural legacy in song at the Harquail Theatre. Although seating was limited to ensure safety, the two nights of concerts were sold out with an extra date of last Sunday needed to meet demand.