British citizens living in the Cayman Islands and elsewhere abroad will soon be able to vote in UK elections regardless of how long they've been out of the country.
World No Tobacco Day is celebrated every year on 31st May as a mandate of the World Health Assembly, the supreme decision-making body of the World Health Organization (WHO).
With Cayman’s tourism industry currently in limbo having received no hint from Government of a border opening timetable, the success of any kind of a reopening later in the year will crucially depend on whether there are enough people to work within the industry.
No sooner than the leadership of each country brings the COVID-19 pandemic under control with successful vaccination programs, the same leadership will have to brainstorm and seek counsel for urgent action steps to restore the health of their respective economies.
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Cayman’s continued closure of its borders to tourists is detrimentally impacting the tourism industry in the crucially important first quarter of next year, the three months of high season when, traditionally, around 60% of Government’s revenues are made from this currently closed industry.
Confident, spirited, articulate arguments bolstered by well-researched topics and a solid grasp of parliamentary procedures characterised the 14th Cayman Islands Youth Parliament debate held this past Saturday 29th May.
Supervisor of Elections Wesley Howell and his team at the Cayman Islands Elections Office have received a resounding vote of approval from the Domestic Observers for the management of the recent general election.
In a bid to try and ease the twice daily traffic congestion that Cayman has to suffer, Cricket Square owners Orchard Development have just launched a dedicated bus service, the Cricket Square Express, for their tenants.
As of Tuesday, 1st June, the number of persons in Cayman who have received the first dose reached 44,122 people, while 38,025 people have received both doses.