There has never been a more exciting time for backyard farmers who grow their own fresh produce, with farmers across the island leading the way in producing all manner of fantastic produce that’s plucked straight from the ground, to the market and on the dinner table, all in one day.
The Deputy Governor, Hon. Franz Manderson, on Thursday confirmed that public servants are permitted to sign the current petition for a people's initiated referendum regarding the proposed cruise berthing facility.
The aim of the petition is to satisfy section 70 of the Cayman Islands Constitution (2009) to start a people-initiated referendum, via petition, on whether the country should move forward with the proposed Cruise Berthing Facility in George Town Harbour.
My name is a Latecia Bush, I was born on October 27th, 2001 at the Georgetown Hospital.
As residents we probably take George Town for granted. It’s a place we go to work, bank, post letters, study and read at the library, or it may just be a place where we get a connecting bus to elsewhere in Grand Cayman. It’s also the place to avoid midweek, when the capital is full to bursting with
In the beginning, it was just easier to import a middle class, as opposed to training and developing our own Caymanian people.
Carys Barnett, a Junior at Riverwood International Charter School of Atlanta was nominated for the Congress of Future Science and Technology Leaders in Lowell, MA on June 29th July 1st, 2018.
Today Cayman is known for its natural beauty, tourism and financial industries. For a longtime, politicians have attempted to portray Cayman as a paradise with no problems.
The Cayman Islands Airports Authority (CIAA) announced today that Mr. Wayne DaCosta, Chief Airport Operations Officer Designate, has recently received his Master’s Degree (MSc.) in Airport Planning & Management. He received the award in person at a graduation ceremony held on 29 June 2018
Mrs. Georgette Ebanks was an original signatory to the 1948 Petition requesting a change to the Election Law to allow females to register to vote. Eventually nine years afterwards, in 1958, the Election Law was revised giving females the right to vote.