Reggae legends Third World will bring the curtains down on this year’s Cayman Islands Agricultural Show with a post-event concert this Friday February 16th.
In a landmark address to the annual Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce Economic Forum this week, Hon. Minister for Tourism and Ports, Kenneth Bryan defined his vision for the local tourism industry for the next next ten years.
Having endured one of the strongest Nor’westers the islands have seen in a good few many years, some coastal properties around Grand Cayman have suffered considerable damage, so it is time for a complete rethink as to how setbacks are arrived at, according to the Department of Environment.
In every footballing nation around the globe, it is not uncommon for there to be one, two, three or more games that stand out above the rest and ultimately define what football truly means to those who love ‘the beautiful game’.
In 2024, Cayman First Insurance Company (“Cayman First”) marks 40 years of service to the Cayman Islands.
Three Caymanians, Mr. Roy Bodden, Mr. Erren Merren, and Dr. Steve McField wrote tributes as part of the education thrust on Ormond Panton. In this series of articles, I present these tributes as written by these eminent persons who knew Mr. Ormond Panton.
Over 40 students representing six Cayman Islands high schools have embarked on a challenge to consider the key economic, social and environmental issues in their communities and propose ideas for solutions aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
An applicant under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) sought access to records created by Caribbean Utilities Company (CUC) on fuel efficiency and cost of service.
For months, I’ve criticised the successive Premiers of the PACT and now the UPM government and the Minister of Tourism for their inaction and complacency as Cayman’s tourism industry struggles.
Cruise line companies have implemented various strategies to encourage passengers to spend as much as possible while on their ships.