Topic: inspire

Young people participated in the second annual Youth Empowerment Symposium, hearing from leaders on finding personal and career success.

For more than two years, since the COVID-19 pandemic first swept across the globe, leaving a trail of unemployment in its wake, government has been paying stipends of $1,500-a-month to thousands of impacted Caymanians. As the economy bounces back and that programme winds down, its legacy may be a creative new approach to unemployment and training on the islands.

Cayman’s $6-an-hour minimum wage is desperately in need of review, business and training leaders have acknowledged.

Young Caymanian Kameron D'Hue joins a select group of local dive instructors after qualifying as an industry professional.