Have you ever wondered what it is like to be a journalist? Or maybe you are already an aspiring future journalist or recent communications graduate interested in a career in journalism or broadcasting?
With the submissions deadline of 17 August fast approaching, the Ministry of Youth, Sports, Culture and Heritage (MYSCH) urges chefs and wait staff, who have not already done so to apply to enter the Young Chef Young Waiter (YCYW) Cayman Islands 2022 competition.
In March of 2020, local not-for-profit organisation Literacy Is For Everyone (LIFE), partnered with Intertrust Group, the largest trust and corporate service provider in Cayman to furnish all government primary schools in the Cayman islands with curated in class libraries.
In the countdown to International Youth Day on August 12th; a date set to promote and draw attention to a given set of cultural and legal issues surrounding our global youth; the National Children’s Voluntary Organisation (NCVO) welcomes Mrs. Pamela Webster in her new role as Chief Executive Office
Caymanian pride in home ownership is one aspect of the recently published report of the 2021 Census that shouldn’t go unnoticed.
Friday August 5 was a time of celebration for the people of East End – they no longer have to go all the way into Savannah or George Town for their remittance services. GraceKennedy Money Services Cayman Limited (GKMS) had just opened another Western Union outlet at the One Stop Grocery
The Ministry of Tourism is encouraging Caymanians with an interest in media and journalism to submit an entry for the Shadow a Journalist Essay Competition which launched on Tuesday
A trial to remove a large influx of Sargassum stranded in the North Side using a pumping system came to an end Monday, 1 August, after the level of seaweed decomposition made continued removal efforts impractical.
“Empowering Grand Cayman to be a global leader,” was the vision for Cayman’s future shared by CUC President and CEO Richard Hew during the recent Chamber of Commerce Parliamentary Luncheon at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
National Development Planning should be at the forefront of a resilient and sustainable Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce President, Shomari Scott during the Chamber’s recent Parliamentary Luncheon at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.