Whatever the shape of the government that takes office after the April 14th election, one thing is clear; the issues confronting Cayman will still be there demanding urgent attention and action.
St Vincent’s La Soufriere volcano erupted on Friday morning sending huge ash plumes thousands of feet into the air.
Hundreds of people love to camp all along the beaches at Easter time. It’s been a Cayman tradition for as long as anyone can remember.
Intense investigations are being conducted by Cayman's Customs and Security authorities into the circumstances surrounding the disappearance of a group of Cuban asylum-seekers who were returned to the jurisdiction on Monday after being found at sea.
With three decades of experience in industry, whatever Mr. Joey Ebanks doesn’t know about commercial car washing facilities isn’t really worth knowing.
A cold front over the Northwest Caribbean is expected to move across the Cayman Area later today. This will lead to winds becoming moderate to fresh along with rough seas from this evening. Radar images show showers mainly north of Grand Cayman which are moving towards the south.
In anticipation of a very active Easter holiday period, the Cayman Islands Coast Guard (CICG) is encouraging the community to exercise caution and good judgement over the Easter Holidays.
In what’s being promoted as “plans for a political transition” and “political history”, former political opponents Ezzard Miller and Edward Chisholm have announced that they are now “committed to work together”.
The landfill is one of the key issues on the campaign trail for next month’s election and its unmistakable presence and blight on the Cayman landscape was made particularly evident this past week when part of it erupted in flames again.
The Chief Medical Officer, Dr. John Lee, reports that 808 COVID-19 tests have been carried out since this was last reported on Friday, 26 March 2021. Twelve were positive.