2 most popular methods on how to make coffee at home without a coffee maker
By Richard Scott Despite the fact that having a coffee machine is no longer a luxury, some people still make coffee manually. Moreover, alternative methods of brewing are enjoying a renaissance nowadays. And I really like how it’s going. In…
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Cayman Islands Kids Gaelic Football Club hosts ‘St. Patrick’s Blitz’ at Camana Bay
Come and celebrate St Patrick’s Day with the Cayman Islands Kids Gaelic Football Club on Saturday 16th March, from 11am to 12.30pm. This Cayman- Irish celebration promises an action packed 90 minutes of Gaelic Football and much more….! Activities will…
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CHTA brings Caribbean tourism education to the forefront with CHIEF 2019
MIAMI (March 8, 2019) – The Caribbean Hospitality Industry Exchange Forum (CHIEF), theCaribbean region’s annual networking, education and best practice sharing event for hospitality and tourism business stakeholders, will be held at the Hyatt Regency Miami from June 21-23, 2019. More than…
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ILO: Redouble efforts for gender equality at work in Latin America and the Caribbean
In the region there are persistent gaps: lower labour participation, higher unemployment and informality, lower wages. The future of work requires taking steps to advance towards equality, said the Regional Director of the ILO on the occasion of International Women’s…
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Cayman Islands Ministry of Education local scholarships application process now open
The Ministry of Education’s local scholarships application process is now open and eligible Caymanian students and adults are invited to apply until the deadline of 30 April 2019. Funding is available for Year 12 students to pursue studies in A-level…
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Fish diversity linked to Caribbean coral reef health
From Bigelow The health of coral reefs can be impacted as much by the diversity of fish that graze on them as by the amount of fish that do so, according to a new study by scientists at Bigelow Laboratory…
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Head of IMO commends Caribbean Maritime University
BY: PETA-GAY HODGES From JIS Story Highlights Secretary General of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), Mr. Kitack Lim, has commended the Caribbean Maritime University (CMU), for developing its programmes in accordance with developments within the maritime industry. In an interview…
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Ministry of Community Affairs’ Bullying, Young Men at Risk Presentations The Ministry of Community Affairs is inviting the public to the following community presentations it is hosting with the Alex Panton Foundation from next month: Bullying ● Thursday, 21 March…
Our commitment to gender equality in IP
From Elizabeth Peckham, IAM International Women’s Day 2019 (Friday 8 March) celebrates a better, more balanced world, and here at IAM we are acknowledging women’s achievements in IP while calling for a more gender-balanced industry. However, we believe it’s important to do…
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US District Judge Wendy Beetlestone delivers Cayman Islands lecture
University of Liverpool alumna and US District Court Judge, Wendy Beetlestone, travelled to the Cayman Islands earlier this month to deliver a lecture to staff and students at Truman Bodden Law School. Judge Beetlestone graduated from the University of Liverpool…
