What’s bugging Cayman
The Journal tackles its creepiest - and crawliest - story yet as it visits Grand Cayman's insectariums.
The troubled Turtle Farm
The debate is about animal rights versus local heritage, but what about the costs of Cayman's Turtle Farm?
Investing in education versus overprotection
As we debate the impact of the rollover policy, the path to citizenship and a host of immigration related issues, the discussions seem perfectly imbalanced towards how we can protect our citizens even more, and far less on how we need to better prepare them for the job market of today’s and in the future.
Marketing your small business
Reaching out to customers can be done in a wide variety of ways, as small business owners found out at a recent meeting of the cayman Islands Small Business Association
Fundraising efforts by Cayman’s Red Cross
As part of a unviersal organisation dedicated to assisting others, the Cayman Islands Red Cross tirlessly raises funds for local as well as international causes.
Consulate sends student to Spain
In an effort to broaden the horizons of one young Caymanian, the Honorary Consulate of Spain int he Cayman Islands recently held a fundraising dinner with a distinctly Spanish feel at Luca restaurant
YCLA finalists announced
The foundation behind the Young Caymanian Leadership Awards is proud to present these young role models to the community and particularly to the youth of Cayman.
A tribute to men of the sea
A new exhibition at the National Gallery, being held in partnership with the National Archive, offers a rare glimpse into Cayman’s past
A winning combination
Would you like to learn how to become a more effective classroom teacher or educational leader especially in a multicultural context? Well, the Master of Science in Education (M.S.Ed) program will help you achieve your objective of becoming that educational professional
Businesses offer up support of Cayman Prep scholarship
Cayman Prep and High School recently announced the
introduction of a new scholarship programme for students studying for
A-level examinations, brought about by a collaboration of local
businesses all keen to support education.
Talents showcased at Butterfield
A fresh new art exhibition is currently showing at Butterfield’s second floor entrance, created by young artist Josie Frazer. The Journal catches up with her while she studies at Northumbria University, in the north of England.
Caribbean region must join and speak out in one voice
Governance, empowerment and leadership are the themes for this year’s conference held at the University College of the Cayman Islands this month. Keynote speaker Sir Shridath Surendranath Ramphal, a Guyanese barrister, politician and international civil servant was the keynote speaker at the event and granted the Journal an exclusive interview on his interpretation of the theme.
CNCF’s ‘Christmas Breeze’ a fundraiser
The Cayman National Cultural Foundation’s ‘Christmas Breeze’ wafted across the Crescent at Camana Bay late last year, as the melodious sounds of the Cayman...
Stunning setting for seasonal celebrations
The Cracked Conch Restaurant and Macabuca Oceanside Tiki Bar &
Grill, located right on the waterfront in West Bay, give you a huge
variety of party options for this year’s Christmas bash,
ICCI looks forward to the next 40 years
Now coming up to its 41st year of providing
further education in the Cayman Islands, the International College of the
Cayman Islands has some exciting new developments in the pipeline. ICCI
President John H. Cummings speaks with the Journal.
Silver Retail a boutique gem
Silver Retail the place to shop.The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman is home to
many incredible facilities. But, Silver Retail is truly a hidden treasure.
Located across...
KPMG awards new scholars
KPMG continues to show a desire in supporting and developing the young people of the Cayman Islands. Most recently, through its scholarship programme, three young Caymanians graduated with their bachelor’s degree and two new recipients received overseas scholarships to attend the school of their choice.
DMTC, Jabre sponsor young Caymanian
Young Caymanian Sarah Gilman recently got the chance of a lifetime to
broaden her horizons, with sponsorship from Jabre Capital Partners
(Cayman) Limited and DMTC Group Limited to attend the recent Global the
Global Young Leaders Conference in Beijing, Hangzhou and Shanghai China.
Unpopular new tax in Germany
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has said it disapproves of Germany’s new departure tax, as recently announced by the country’s government, which the government introduced because of environmental concerns.
Beloved Isle Cayman
Beloved Isle Cayman as composed by Leila Ross-Shier, June, 1930O land of soft, fresh breezes,Of verdant trees so fairWith the Creator’s glory reflected ev’rywhere.O...
