Cayman’s election campaign season in a sense officially kicked off on Nomination Day Monday March 3rd with 59 candidates registered for the April 30th general election.
Sometimes in an interview or discussion you just want the space to get your message and thoughts across without unnecessary interruption and distraction.
Attorney and former police superintendent Phillip Ebanks has thrown his hat in the ring as an independent candidate for the Red Bay seat in the April 30th election.
In 2018, the Central Caribbean Marine Institute (CCMI) launched Reefs Go Live, their innovative, flagship education programme that live-streams directly from underwater on the coral reefs in Little Cayman to students in classrooms around the world in real time.
The Family Resource Centre (FRC) of the Department of Counselling Services is pleased to be celebrating the 26th anniversary of Honouring Women Month (HWM) in the Cayman Islands with a schedule of inspiring, empowering and inclusive events.
Media stalwart and longtime civil servant Donna Bush retired from the Cayman Islands Government last month, following 13 years with the public service.
The National Trust for the Cayman Islands has launched an online survey to better understand which environmental and conservation issues matter most to the community and how the National Trust might be able to help.
The Ministry of Tourism and Ports (MOTP) would like to warn the public about a series of fake news reports currently circulating on social media, concerning Deputy Premier, Hon. Kenneth Bryan, which falsely purport to be legitimate news articles from the Cayman Compass.
The Cayman National Cultural Foundation (CNCF), in partnership with Brand Caribe Innovation Lab, is proud to present The Business of Culture, a powerful two-part film series featuring in-depth conversations with local and international creative industry experts.
The Elections Office issued 121 ballots yesterday for the upcoming General Election and Referendum.