This internationally-recognized designation allows Mr. McLaughlin to operate at a higher level in his role at both the ORIA and CKIA and also, if he chooses, to participate in safety audits of other eligible airports.
The congregation that attended the 5th National Prayer Breakfast would have experienced the spirit of God that morning. The All Nations United Pentecostal Church hosted their annual prayer breakfast at their church on Woodlake Drive and invited the Premier and the leader of the Opposition to give
A speech given recently by Mrs. Felicia Robinson, of UWI Open Campus, to the volunteer teachers of the CXC Education Volunteer Programme, places in sharp focus the importance of teachers, at whatever level, and the crucial nature of the educational enterprise.
Appleby was recognised with a Highly Commended status in the Offshore Law Firm of the Year category at this year’s The Lawyer Awards, in relation to their expertise, legal innovation and market-leading strategy. The annual awards which were held on the 25th June 2019,
President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs and declaration of martial law in an island territory are being used as a pretext to attack people defending their land and environment in the Philippines.
The Philippines is still counting its death toll from a powerful typhoon that lashed over the country over Christmas. It has risen to 47, with another nine people still missing, authorities said at press time.
Authorities in the Philippines have urged almost half a million people to leave their homes after the Taal volcano began erupting dramatically in the province of Batangas on Sunday.
Cayman Turtle Conservation and Education Centre Ltd. is delighted to announce it will be open to the public once again, from Saturday 4th July, after closing its doors to the public in March as a necessary precaution against the spread COVID-19.
Provisional results for the 2020 examinations for the government schools are indicating the Cayman’s students did well despite the challenges of the COVID-19 crisis.
Cayman Islands standout swimmer Jillian Crooks made her second Olympic Games appearance on Tuesday, 30 July, touching the wall in 56:15 seconds in the women’s 100-meter Freestyle event at the 2024 Olympic Games, in Paris.