Previously flagged by the Board of Directors and the Office of the Auditor General for excessive costs, the entity established to regulate Cayman’s utilities says it had managed to reduce those costs and was on the right path to “efficient spending”.
Friday 12 June was a great-big day for 10 young students of the 30th Cohort of Passport2Success. Against all the odds, including COVID-19 lockdown they made it through to graduation.
Huge thanks to Angela and her team at HAS, New initiative - CIG Cares Community Support, Students returning to school overseas, Recruitment for CI Regiment, National Emergency Operations Committee, BA airbridge flight in complex logistical operation, Queen’s Birthday treats delivered and more
Despite the numerous challenges, it appears that the COVID-19 crisis has presented some new opportunities for how the Cayman Islands does business. And rather than the private sector, it seems like its government services which are taking the lead on this.
The Cayman Islands tourism industry is comprised of many business categories that both directly and indirectly service our visitors.
A large backlog of appeal cases before the Labour Appeals Tribunal (LAT) has been stumbled on during an investigation by the Cayman Islands Ombudsman into an outstanding matter.
Encouraging results from testing, Recruitment of reservists for Regiment, HMS Medway & RFA Argus, Flights to Ecuador and Mexico, Flight to Canada, Shout out to Acts of Random Kindness (ARK) and Deckers, Flight to Jamaica, Thank you to civil servants, Queen’s Birthday, Easing up of restrictions
The Chairman of the Liquor Licensing Board advises the public of the Liquor Licensing Board quarterly meeting to be held on Friday, June 26, 2020.
The Cayman Islands Postal Service (CIPS) advises customers that throughout the month of April, some mail normally received by CIPS was instead sent to the Islands via courier.