Walkers Fund Services makes major charitable donations
Walkers Fund Services has made two substantial donations to two very deserving local charities, which will go a long way towards helping people in need in the Cayman Islands. Meals on Wheels and the NCVO (National Council of Voluntary Organisations)…
PwC supports professor chair at the International College
PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) has stepped up with a corporate sponsorship for the academic chair at the International College of the Cayman Islands in a strategic move to expand its business programme and raise the bar in higher education. The corporate sponsorship…
National Gallery re-opens in style
The National Gallery (NG) of the Cayman Islands reopened in its new, roomy purpose-built home off the Esterly Tibbetts Highway. It was the gallery’s first official event, the Donor’s Opening, especially aimed at those who have supported the gallery over…
Inmates go tech savvy and Blues under Spotlight
The week starting Monday, 30 January, GIS Spotlight captures inmates learning, orchids blooming and Blue Iguanas resurging. A common criticism for merely incarcerating wrongdoers is prison is just a revolving door – they are in and out with little positive…
STILL MISSING
Tad Stoner & Christopher Tobutt [email protected] This week marks two significant milestones. For the family of Kerran Baker it has been six months since their daughter vanished without trace from Cayman. And exactly one year ago, mum-of-five Anna Evans…
Financing workshop
The Department of Commerce and Investment (DCI) will host a two-hour business financing workshop on Monday, 30 January. The workshop will provide an overview on how to secure financing from a lending institution. Attendance fee is $5 for the workshop…
Cay TubeLive – a big laugh at TV life
Cay TubeLive is a series of funny skits based on an evening of television, and will show at the Prospect Playhouse, beginning this weekend. It is directed by Peter Kosa, who has also taken a hand in writing the script,…
“It’s been rough. It’s ruined our lives”
Police will say only they are still investigating, but on the eve of the six-month anniversary of Kerran Baker’s disappearance, her family is in agony and her father is considering a March trip to George Town. “Things are not too…
