Following its Easter Holiday Campaign this past March, the RCIPS is conducting another targeted road safety campaign commencing this coming Monday, as part of its efforts to reduce serious injuries and fatalities on our roads, and encourage safe driving behaviours.
It was a proud day - people flocked to the King’s Birthday Parade opposite Government House on West Bay Road. Prominent members of the public were there.
Cabinet has approved the drafting of new immigration regulations which will stop sham marriages in Cayman that are not true unions and are simply a ruse to get round immigration laws.
The RCIPS is aware of false information circulating on social media, suggesting that the RCIPS and another law enforcement agency have deliberately failed Caymanians in the recent local police recruitment drive to favour hiring nationals from other jurisdictions.
The University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) and Enterprise Cayman (EC) have today announced a new Digital Literacy pathway for the Cayman Islands which will combine the globally recognized teaching and learning standards of the University with the world-renowned industry expertise of Enterpr
The past few days (from 7th to 10th June) have seen major rainfall across the Island of Grand Cayman, with flooding reported in low-lying areas, road closures and several flights being rerouted, along with major delays.
A massive launch event was held by FLOW at the Compass Loft on Tuesday, 4th June to celebrate the introduction of 5G in the Cayman Islands, making the Island nation the first in the Caribbean to experience 5G connections.
The University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) is excited to announce the upcoming STEM summer camps for 2024. This year, UCCI is also holding a camp in Cayman Brac due to the tremendous success and growing demand of its Grand Cayman camp.
The Public Health Department proudly announces the commemoration of the 10th year anniversary of its esteemed smoking cessation programme, ‘I Can Quit’, which commences on 5th June 2024.
Rapidly intensifying tropical storms and hurricanes are especially dangerous because they can give the public less time to prepare and catch people off guard. Here’s why AccuWeather meteorologists are concerned for 2024.