It might take some searching to find, tucked away in Printers Way just off the CNB roundabout in the Cayman Technology Centre, but once you’ve located this lovely bright and airy coffee shop, you’ll be pleased you did.
Rodrigo Duterte, the Philippine president, has agreed to be the ruling political party’s vice-presidential candidate in next year’s elections, effectively paving the way to stay in power beyond his term if his party wins.
The Jamaica Tourist Board will be the headline destination of the new Caribbean Showcase in London on Sept. 23. Jamaica, like many Caribbean destinations, has been badly hit by the Covid pandemic.
The Cayman Islands Postal Service will close out the year 2021 with an impressive issue of special new stamps that should gladden the hearts of dedicated philatelists as well as the general public.
The Government is announcing the launch of an online recruitment portal at www.careers.gov.ky.
The Ministry of Border Control and Labour announces the appointment of Mr Bruce Smith as Director (Designate), Customs and Border Control Service (CBC).
A recommendation has been put forward to raise the minimum wage in the Cayman Islands to CI$8.75 from the CI$6.00 where it has been for the past seven years.
When the white Tesla Model Y rolled onto the dock at Mariel Port in Cuba, it marked a historic moment in international trade, in the auto industry and, to some degree, in U.S.-Cuba diplomacy.
The Caymanian Times is proud to celebrate this, our 1,000th issue of the publication, a huge milestone for us.
Residents of the Cayman Islands are urged to stay on high alert, especially for the next few days as the weather emergency caused by the development of what became deadly hurricane Helene, seems set for a replay.