Sports

Windies leave for South Africa series in wake of controversy

Archive·Dec 3

Dubai could be new destination for Scots ScotsScotland's Caribbean warm-up

Archive·Dec 3

Official draw confirmed for the CONCACAF Under-17 Championship Honduras 2015

Archive·Dec 2

‘2015 Jump League gets off to a flying start’ in Cayman Islands

Archive·Dec 1

Cayman Islands Sir John A. Cumber’s girls win Group A

Archive·Dec 1

First all female watersports event to be held in Cayman Islands

Archive·Nov 30

Cooler weather leaves some cricket players [from Cayman Islands] not prepared for matches

Archive·Nov 30

celebrate men and boys

Archive·Nov 30

NOTICE: Postponement of Cayman Premier League Match/Rugby bronze to T&T after whipping Cayman Islands

Rugby bronze: T&T men overcome Venezuela (after whipping Cayman Islands)

Archive·Nov 28

Phillip Hughes: Australian batsman dies, aged 25/Windies pay tribute/Israeli cricket umpire killed by ball

Archive·Nov 27

Latest Articles

"It ends with you": Cayman urged to confront child sexual abuse

Panel calls for stronger safeguarding, greater awareness and community action to better protect Cayman’s children.

The Caymanian Journal.Jul 20

RCIPS Completes Critical Incident Command Training to Strengthen Public Safety

RCIPS completes critical incident command training to strengthen emergency response, leadership and coordination during high-risk situations.

The Caymanian Journal.Jul 20

Second Named Storm of Season Expected to Become Bertha, But No Threat to Cayman

Tropical Storm Bertha is expected to form in the Gulf of Mexico, becoming the second named storm of the 2026 hurricane season. Cayman remains outside the forecast path, but residents are reminded to stay prepared.

The Caymanian Journal.Jul 20

Young Caymanians Shut Out of Jobs Despite Strong Economy

Youth unemployment hits 13.5% as graduates struggle to secure their first jobs in Cayman.

The Caymanian Journal.Jul 20

Police Investigate Sudden Death of 30-Year-Old Woman in West Bay

Police are investigating the sudden death of a 30-year-old Canadian woman who was found unresponsive in Grand Cayman on Friday afternoon, 17 July. RCIPS and emergency services attended an address off Batabano Road in West Bay, and a doctor pronounced the woman dead. Police say the woman lived in Cayman. Police did not release further details about the condition in which the woman was found, or about the events that led up to the response. No cause of death has been publicly confirmed, and the investigation is ongoing. The RCIPS has expressed condolences to the woman’s family and friends.

The Caymanian Journal.Jul 20