So, the New Year has begun in earnest. The mad, daily rush to and from work, readying children for school, planning how to pay the bills, and the vicious cycle continues. It would seem as though that we don’t have enough time in the day to get things done.
Burger King is a longtime supporter of the Cayman Islands Angling Club and local fishing tournaments and is thrilled to announce their third annual fishing tournament in 2020, BK BIG FISH.
Black and Asian people in the UK who are second and third generation immigrants generally feel more discriminated against than recent European migrants, two surveys show.
Year Nine is a big year for the students at Clifton Hunter. That’s the year when, in addition to the normal core curriculum subjects, they get to choose whether they want to pursue Design and Technology, Arts, or Sciences for the next years of school life.
Premier Hon. Alden McLaughlin on Tuesday delivered opening remarks at the 7th Annual Cayman Finance New York Breakfast Briefing on Tuesday, 21 January.
Dart is now accepting applications from locally registered non-profit organisations for the 2020 Dart Grants programme. Launched last year, Dart Grants supports well-run, registered non-profits with high-impact work in the areas of youth development, education or the environment.
The Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) has relocated to new premises, at the heart of what is fast becoming a new civil service nexus in central George Town.
On Friday, the Cayman Islands Government took the next step in the modernisation of legislation around its beneficial ownership regime, with the intent of bringing the jurisdiction in line with the latest round of international standard requirements around gathering....
It was National Heroes Day, but a large number of residents, many of whom were school children turned up to participate in the now popular, annual, LIONS CORPORATE CUP, event on Cayman Brac. The event was staged on the grounds of the Administration Building.
Excavations by treasure hunters searching for a hoard of gold in the Philippines, said to have been hidden by a Japanese World War II general, are threatening to cause landslides in a remote village.