Moses Kirkconnell, voted into the Legislative Assembly (LA) as an Independent Representative for Cayman Brac and Little Cayman in the 2005 Elections, has stated that he officially joined the People’s Progressive Party (PPM) several months ago. According to the Sister Islands MLA, confirmation that he was a member of the party was announced at the PPM Party Conference in February... read more..
Creating a new community
Building a town that facilitates human connections and a sense of community is the guiding the vision of the Camana Bay development according to the CEO of Dart Realty (Cayman), Jim Lammers. “Although we have had many technological advancements in the last 100 to 150 years – what still drives most people is not technology,” said Mr Lammers... read more..
CITA upbeat about tourism
A vitalised product and higher standards were major achievements in the local tourism industry over the last several months according to the Cayman Islands Tourism Association (CITA). That disclosure from the private sector tourism body, came on Monday 8 May when its officials made a presentation to international travel wholesalers and local stakeholders... read more..
UDP left his department in debt
Speaking in the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday 10 May, Hon Arden McLean, Minister of Communications, Works and Infrastructure, said that the former UDP Government left his Ministry “a legacy of debt.” Mr McLean aimed to shatter the impression the Leader of the Opposition and former Leader of Government Business, McKeeva Bush, has been creating... read more..
CUC gets new generator
Caribbean Utilities Company (CUC) has entered into an agreement with its generation strategic alliance partner, MAN B&W Diesel AG of Germany, for the installation of a 16-megaWatt V48/60 medium-speed diesel-generating unit and auxiliary equipment. This will cost approximately US$18.4 million and the generating unit will be housed at the Company’s North Sound Plant the power firm said... read more..
Caymanian of the Week - Reena Medina
With a 4-year-old son who loves spending time on the computer, Reena Medina said she finds that she also spends a lot of her spare time on the computer with him when they are at home. Born on Cayman Brac, Mrs Medina moved to Grand Cayman 16 years ago and now lives in Bodden Town. She has been a Legal Secretary for three year now and says she “loves” her job... read more..
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Moses Kirkconnell, voted into the Legislative Assembly (LA) as an Independent Representative for Cayman Brac and Little Cayman in the 2005 Elections, has stated that he officially joined the People’s Progressive Party (PPM) several months ago. According to the Sister Islands MLA, confirmation that he was a member of the party was announced at the PPM Party Conference in February... 
Building a town that facilitates human connections and a sense of community is the guiding the vision of the Camana Bay development according to the CEO of Dart Realty (Cayman), Jim Lammers. “Although we have had many technological advancements in the last 100 to 150 years – what still drives most people is not technology,” said Mr Lammers... 
A vitalised product and higher standards were major achievements in the local tourism industry over the last several months according to the Cayman Islands Tourism Association (CITA). That disclosure from the private sector tourism body, came on Monday 8 May when its officials made a presentation to international travel wholesalers and local stakeholders... 
Speaking in the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday 10 May, Hon Arden McLean, Minister of Communications, Works and Infrastructure, said that the former UDP Government left his Ministry “a legacy of debt.” Mr McLean aimed to shatter the impression the Leader of the Opposition and former Leader of Government Business, McKeeva Bush, has been creating... 
With a 4-year-old son who loves spending time on the computer, Reena Medina said she finds that she also spends a lot of her spare time on the computer with him when they are at home. Born on Cayman Brac, Mrs Medina moved to Grand Cayman 16 years ago and now lives in Bodden Town. She has been a Legal Secretary for three year now and says she “loves” her job... 
