Eroding inequality at heart of government's jobs plan
“Getting Caymanians into work is central to reducing inequality,” Premier Alden McLaughlin declared addressed a room full of policy makers and business leaders.
“Getting Caymanians into work is central to reducing inequality,” Premier Alden McLaughlin declared addressed a room full of policy makers and business leaders.
In relation to these important appointments, CIMA’s Managing Director, Mrs. Cindy Scotland stated, “As the Authority continues to highlight the quality of expertise amongst our employees, we are extremely pleased to fill these important top positions from within our organisation.”
Cayman ranked as a top destination in the 2017 Cruisers’ Choice Destination Awards
There is a reason why Coconut Joe’s on the West Bay Road is always packed at breakfast time and that is because they do fantastic breakfasts! A longtime favourite of ours, especially when we have friends and family visiting who long for outdoor dining for breakfast, lunch and dinner
Known for his ready smile and his easy charm, it is easy to see Bradley McLaughlin just your typical happy-go-lucky teenager. You would be wrong. The Bodden Town resident may be young but he is already a committed amateur chef, a culinary master-in-training who has the accolades to prove it.
With an experienced background of over 20 years in restructuring and insolvency, Ms MacInnis’ work frequently had a cross border focus; including work in Cayman, BVI, Bermuda, Bahamas, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Luxembourg, France and the United States.
Caring for the elderly and improving the quality of life for older persons in the Cayman Islands is at the heart of why The Pines Retirement Home (PRH) exists.
One of the most celebrated soca marriages in the Caribbean is Fay-Ann Lyons and husband Bunji Garlin who collectively always whip their audiences into a frenzy. Both are established artists in their own right and when they perform together they are an unstoppable force.
“See this tree there? That’s proper name is Eline Eline, and they use that to make Channel perfume,” said Mr. Nils Godfrey, from the front of his garden in the middle of George Town. There are all kinds of trees in Mr. Godfrey’s garden, and he uses them for many different things.
Kem Jackson is well-known as ‘Cayman’s Catboat Man,’ who together with some others formed the Cayman Islands Catboat Club to make sure that the beautiful boats, which are such an important part of Cayman’s historical and cultural heritage,