DNU Technology & Science

Nanotechnology could give humans infrared vision

Nanotechnology may soon give humans infrared vision, according to a new study that successfully achieved this with mice.

Archive·Mar 4

Registration now open for the Cayman Enterprise City ‘Summer in the City’ Internship Programme

Registration Now Open for the Cayman Enterprise City ‘Summer in the City’ Internship Programme

Archive·Mar 3

The problem of MSMEs in Latin America and the Caribbean

by Dennis Bedoya From Infosurhoy

Archive·Mar 3

Enhanced recruitment process is focus for Health Ministry managers

GRAND CAYMAN, (GIS) – Some 20 senior managers and human resources (HR) staff from the Ministry of Health recently attended a two-day training intended to enhance their recruitment skills.

Archive·Feb 27

Cayman Islands: Ogier advises on innovative security token offering

Ogier has advised long-standing client BTG Pactual, Latin America's biggest standalone investment bank, on its first security token offering (STO) known as "ReitBZ".

Archive·Feb 27

How to finance mobile network operators in Latin America and the Caribbean?

By Edgar Cabanas From IDB Invest

Archive·Feb 27

Estonia's President encourages CARICOM to provide secure digital identities for its people with the help of private-public partnership

February 26th, 2019 Prime Minister Dr. the Honourable Timothy Harris, the current Chairman of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), is presiding over the 30th Inter-sessional Meeting of CARICOM Heads of...

Archive·Feb 26

Alternative Investment Industry leaders say investing in innovation is top priority for CEOs in 2019, Cayman AIS survey finds

45% of respondents expect the rise of automation and machine learning to be the technology shift driving the greatest near-term market impact

Archive·Feb 25

Chinese FM urges closer ties with Caribbean countries

BEIJING, Feb. 21 (Xinhua) -- Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi called for closer ties with Caribbean countries on Thursday.

Archive·Feb 24

The Caribbean is best value proposition for outsourcing

Organizers of the second Outsource to the Caribbean Conference scheduled for May 6-10 in Curaçao expect a bumper attendance, and for good reason.

Archive·Feb 24

Latest Articles

News

Cayman–London British Airways passengers endure 34-hour delay

British Airways passengers travelling from Grand Cayman to London Heathrow endured a delay of more than 34 hours this week after their scheduled onward service from Nassau was cancelled.

The Caymanian Journal.Jul 15

News

Starmer's Final PMQs: A Quiet Legacy for Cayman as Westminster Enters a New Era

Sir Keir Starmer's final Prime Minister's Questions offered a closing parliamentary appearance before the transition to a new UK Prime Minister. For the Cayman Islands, the focus now shifts to the incoming leadership, an expected Cabinet reshuffle, and whether there will be any change in London's approach to the Overseas Territories.

The Caymanian Journal.Jul 15

Sports

Argentina End England's World Cup Dream, Set Up Final Showdown with Spain

Argentina produced a dramatic late comeback to defeat England 2–1 in the semi-finals, booking their place in the World Cup final against Spain

The Caymanian Journal.Jul 15

Opinion

Blaming Airbnb Protects the Status Quo - It Doesn’t Build Homes

Airbnb has become the convenient villain in Cayman’s housing debate. But the numbers tell a different story: the island’s affordability crisis is rooted not in a handful of short-term rentals, but in years of constrained supply

Reader SubmissionJul 15

Community

Cayman Pays Final Respects to National Hero Francine E. Jackson at Parliament

The Cayman Islands paid tribute on July 15, as National Hero Francine E. Jackson lay in state at the House of Parliament. Government officials, family members and members of the public gathered to honour the country’s last living National Hero and in recognition of her public service and her role in the women’s suffrage movement.

The Caymanian Journal.Jul 15