The Chamber of Commerce was pleased to welcome its new President, Joanne Lawson – the Chamber’s fifth female President - at the 58th AGM at the Grand Cayman Marriott Beach Resort on Wednesday, 28 February. Joanne Lawson is the Chief of Staff at Dart Enterprises Ltd.
On behalf of the Government and the Ministry of Gender Affairs, I would like to wish all of the Women in the Cayman Islands a happy International Women’s Day.
In a move that is expected to have implications for the Cayman Islands along with other countries, the British government has abolished what is known as the non-dom (non-domiciled) tax status.
The Taste of Cayman Food & Drink Festival has announced an opening concert headlined by one of the biggest names in music, Black Eyed Peas.
The Department of Environmental Health (DEH) will be conducting two (2) Food Handlers Certification sessions in Cayman Brac for any personnel in the food industry with expired certificates and to accommodate food vendors participating in this year’s Agriculture Show in Cayman Brac.
The Ministry of Planning, Agriculture, Housing, Infrastructure, Transport & Development’s (“PAHITD”) Central Business District Enhancement Project (“CBDEP”) Phase Two continues to progress, as works move in to the third phase of the National Roads Authority’s (“NRA”) Traffic Diversion Plan.
The Cayman National Choir and Orchestra open their 2024 season with an enchanting concert which will include a blend of classical masterpieces and modern favourites that capture the essence of spring’s melodies.
The Chamber of Commerce was pleased to elect six new council members, on Wednesday, February 28 at their Annual General Meeting, held at the Grand Cayman Marriott Beach Resort.
“The Chamber of Commerce has been here supporting the success of Cayman businesses and helping to build a solid foundation for sustainable growth for almost 60 years,” she said, “we are united in our commitment to ensuring that the business community has a voice and hand in shaping the future of the
Patients grappling with osteoporosis and other bone-related conditions can now benefit from the Health Services Authority’s (HSA’s) recent acquisition of an iDXA bone density scanner, a noninvasive device that will advance diagnostic capabilities and patient care.