The Ministry of Youth, Sports, Culture & Heritage (MYSCH) and its affiliate the National Youth Commission (NYC), are proud to announce the appointment of the Cayman Islands CARICOM Youth Ambassadors (CYA) 2022-2024.
Four Caymanians are named for outstanding services to the Cayman Islands in the first King’s New Year Honours list. Announced by The Governor Martyn Roper, the recipients are; lawyer Rosie Whittaker-Myles, conductor Susan Horrocks, press officer Reina Jefferson and prison director Claira Range.
The Cayman Islands Government is about to pass legislation to make asylum claims more difficult for irregular migrants and speed up the slow and expensive process.
FINA Men’s 50M Freestyle World Champion, Jordan Crooks received a hero’s welcome and a standing ovation following his World Championship winning race in Melbourne Australia
This year, like so many hundreds of them before, will see families turn their focus toward the birthday of one particular individual.
The Cayman Islands can now boast a world champion swimmer amongst its sporting legends; take a bow Jordan Crooks, the men’s 50-metre freestyle king. Sporting history for the Cayman Islands was made as the 20-year-old Caymanian won gold at the FINA World Championships (25 metres pool)
Pirates Fest (14 October – 27 November, 2022) formally closed with an awards ceremony hosted by the Ministry of Youth, Sports, Culture & Heritage (MYSCH) at Cayman Cabana on Monday, 5 December.
It used to be called the “Seven-Eleven,” but now the little white weatherboard store on George Town waterfront has reopened after Covid, with a new name, “Mr Arthurs,” in memory of Authur Bodden, who also ran the print shop situated across the road for many years.
Hon. Kenneth Bryan, Minister for Tourism and Transport has been named as the Caribbean Tourism Minister of the Year in the Caribbean Travel Awards 2023 (CTA).
After many months hard work, Cardinal Avenue at the very heart of George Town, has been transformed into a lovely pedestrianized street, where you don’t have to keep looking around to see if you are in the way of a car or a truck.