With the Christmas Season in full swing, students from Musicians Ltd. School of Music and Performing Arts are getting excited about displaying their many...
An International banking industry publication has named Butterfield “Bank of the Year 2019” in the Cayman Islands. This is the fifth time in seven years...
The Department of Commerce and Investment is continuing inspections of Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions across the Cayman Islands. The inspections, which started in September,...
The Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Ministry of Education, celebrated the launch of the 2019/2020 Mentoring Cayman programme on 7...
Management and staff of Kensington Management Group recently celebrated the firm’s 20th anniversary, commemorating this milestone with a US$20,000 donation to the Insurance Managers...
The Cayman Compass journalist known for riding her bicycle between the newsroom and Cayman’s courthouse where she was a respected fixture, Carol Winker, died...
One of the concerns highlighted by those opposed to the cruise port is that a private company, Verdant Isle Port Partners, stands to make significant profits from the project. While the company can expect to make a healthy return on their investment if it is successful, the likely profits are not spectacular in the context of a 25-year investment.
Much of the debate around the cruise berthing facility has centered on the potential impact on the wrecks and reefs in the harbour. Amid conflicting reports about the health of the marine life in the impacted area, we enlisted the help of underwater photographer Courtney Platt and produced an interactive graphic to demonstrate exactly what lies beneath the glassy surface.