The Elections Office’s comprehensive training programme for polling staff is in high gear in Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac, ensuring that all personnel are well-prepared for the upcoming General Election on 30 April.
Cayman saw 41,418 stayover visitors in January 2025, an increase of 7.7% year over year and the second-best January in recorded history.
Last weekend, the Cayman Islands came one step closer to becoming the creative and financial hub for the Caribbean within the global music industry, with the success of Cool Out 2022, the first-ever music industry event in Grand Cayman.
Bonny Moon Beach Club is now open and looking forward to welcoming locals and tourists alike. Located at the site once known as a Cayman staple, Bonny Moon honors its predecessor Calico Jacks, a much-loved gathering place for the community.
Robert Tatum, Deputy Director of the Central Procurement Office (CPO), has been accepted into the International Master in Public Procurement Management (IMPPM) programme at the University of Rome Tor Vergata.
It was a gentlemanly exchange of ideas when the contenders for the Cayman Brac West and Little Cayman seat met in the continuing series of Candidates Forums organised by the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce.
The Elections Office is urging all candidates, supporters, and voters to uphold the integrity of the electoral process following reports of vote-buying and voter harassment during the ongoing election period.
Last time we explored Cayman’s rich ship-building heritage, so a natural follow-on from that article is a look at two of Cayman’s most famous locally-built ships - the Cimboco and the Goldfield
With a campaign slogan of ‘A New Direction for West Bay West’, former banker Julie Hunter has launched her candidacy for next year’s general election.
The RCIPS is extending its thanks to members of the public who assisted us in our road safety efforts on two particular instances this past weekend, by reporting persons who appeared to be driving under the influence.