Put on by the Cayman National Cultural Foundation at the Harquail Theatre, Moon on A Rainbow Shawl is a play about dreams of hope which might come true, but which you secretly know never will. The play which was written by Errol John in the 1950,s and is set in Port of Spain, Trinidad, about a time
Prime Minister Theresa May specifically mentioned the Overseas Territories as part of ‘the UK family’ in reporting on the agreement reached with the European Union on the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement.
Christmas is here again and also the urge to spend. Your pay check will be arriving next week or in the near future. You have worked hard all year and you may or may not get a bonus.
Cayman’s Governor, Mrs Helen Kilpatrick was there serving up food: “I think this is a fantastic occasion for the whole community coming together to have a party for the seniors. We’re very grateful to everyone who has donated this amazing meal and I really hope that everyone enjoys it,” she said.
In a collaborative effort to provide Caymanians with professional job training, the National Workforce Development Agency (NWDA) has partnered with global advisory and administration firm, Maitland, to deliver a unique internship opportunity.
To wish British Prime Minister Theresa May a Merry Christmas might just be the cruellest of jokes.
The critical economic linkages between the Cayman Islands and other Caribbean countries with the United States could be severely tested in 2019.
A recent article circulating in British press suggesting that the UK government is looking at setting up naval bases in the Caribbean post-Brexit has caused a wave of reaction in one of the possible locations hinted at.
Samantha Sampang-McCoy has become the first Caymanian to earn her Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA).
Environmentalism in 2019 started strong with the island’s first monthly beach clean organized by Plastic Free Cayman and Red Sail Sports.