As the time of honouring the sacrifices made by some of our Seafarers paying the ultimate sacrifice gets near, we try to remember other ways in which the Cayman Islands assisted our allies.
John Jefferson Sr. 1927 to 2020, passed away on Saturday 12 December, aged 93. He was a former MLA, pastor, and chef, and was influential into building the Cayman Islands, both materially and spiritually.
Kapok, Camana Bay’s newest residential building, is scheduled for completion in August 2022.
A handful of candidates for the upcoming election attended a presentation by Inclusion Cayman last week and heard that children with special needs were being denied an inclusive education, i.e. one which brought them into mainstream classrooms to be taught alongside their peers...
In response to the press article released on May 10Th, 2021 by The Cayman News Service (CNS), in respect of a tank leak at our Jackson Point storage facility, Rubis Cayman Islands Limited (RCIL) wishes to clarify the following
The first General Meeting for 2021 of the National Conservation Council took place last week and saw the ratification of decisions made as to whether certain development projects required environmental impact assessments.
Grand Cayman’s Seven Mile Beach, consistently voted as one of the world’s best beaches and the main draw for its tourism industry, is currently under serious threat of further erosion if intervention does not place soon.
This year’s high school Dart Scholars are Jade Robinson of St. Ignatius High School and Nathan Alston of Cayman Prep and High School.
In Honduras, the mayor of Roatan, Jerry Hynds, was allegedly caught escorting a tanker truck in which they were at least two tons of cocaine with a street value of millions of dollars. If convicted, Hynds faces many years in jail.
The small business sector in Cayman has been amongst the hardest hit by the economic contraction caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
