‘Homegrown’ is a new exhibition on display until 31st March at the National Gallery, a collection of photographs by film maker/photographers David Hartwell and Bill Ferehawk, who have been working with the National Gallery and the National Trust, raising awareness about the beauty....
Caribbean countries with economies heavily reliant on tourism are facing another challenge as the industry is confronted with the real prospect of further delays to a much-hoped-for recovery.
The Registrar of Companies (RoC) is imposing penalties and issuing warning letters to companies that fail to submit accurate information on their ultimate beneficiaries (their ‘beneficial owners’).
Local mentoring charity, Big Brothers Big Sisters, has launched ‘Think BIG’; a campaign aiming to make a big impact on the Cayman community, and to help recruit and match 100 mentors (Bigs) and mentees (Littles).
On Tuesday morning, 9 February, RCIPS officers in North Side conducted a proactive operation in the vicinity of Further Road, North Side. Officers conducted a search of a property under the Misuse of Drugs Law and recovered bags containing suspected ganja, as well as ganja plants.
On Thursday and Friday (5-6 February), primary schools across Cayman Brac and Little Cayman came together to host the annual Cayman Brac & Little Cayman Inter-Primary School Sports Day with students from each school competing in either of two houses-the Hornets and the Chargers.
The participation of 109 students, their enthusiasm and strong team spirit are some of the reasons that Layman E. Scott Sr. High School Principal Devon Bowen has described his school's recent Sports Day as a huge success.
In a move seen as symbolic to his approach on immigration, President Joe Biden has banned the term ‘alien’ to describe illegal immigrants in the United States.
Workforce Opportunities & Residency Cayman (WORC) would like to advise customers that refunds can be collected from the offices located at Apollo House West on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s between the hours of 10:00am to 2:00pm.
Season two of the Caribbean Master Classes launches on March 2nd with Economist Marla Dukharan.