Two exceptional students from TechCayman’s Hackerspace program, Ashutosh and Moshika, have recently achieved outstanding success at the Rotary Science Fair, showcasing their passion for science, innovation, and community engagement.
As Caribbean nations continue to endure the impacts of climate change, tourism, upon which so much of the regional economy is based, must transition from an exploitative and extractive practice to one informed by sustainability, localism, and resilience.
The Cayman Islands Civil Service College (CSC) celebrated two milestones last week Thursday, 18 April 2024: presenting certificates to its largest graduating group of over 130 civil servants, and fostering a culture of lifelong learning through a new partnership with the University College of the Ca
Cubans are going to have more difficulty travelling internationally after the Trump administration's latest restrictions on flights to and from Cuba.
Over the past couple of years, Cayman’s transportation system has reached some incredible milestones, such as the 50th anniversary of the national carrier, Cayman Airways in 2018, and the opening of the newly renovated Owen Roberts International Airport...
Entanglement in lost or discarded fishing line is one of the most severe threats to juvenile turtles in the Cayman Islands and is also a danger to other wildlife.
“Alden can live off a couple of cans of corned beef and white rice for weeks!”
Incumbent Joseph ‘Joey’ Hey managed to hold on to his seat in George Town North after a highly contested campaign against contender Johann Moxam.
Outgoing Premier Alden McLaughlin who is defending his Red Bay seat and his government’s track record, traded policy ideas with his constituency challenger Sammy Jackson when they met in the Chamber of Commerce’s Candidates Forum on Monday evening.