The Mangrove Action Project (MAP), sponsor of the Cayman Islands Mangrove Rangers, has won the Advancing Environmental Sustainability category in the international 2020 .ORG Impact Awards.
“The successful development and imminent arrival of the vaccine seems like the Christmas gift we have all been waiting for.”
When the Cayman Islands’ airports were subjected to international travel restrictions in late March 2020 due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, the Cayman Islands Airports Authority’s (CIAA) staff continued to work repatriation flights and maintain the safety and security at both....
Dangerous collisions between aircraft and birds have been known about for as long as aviation itself.
A government decision to allow a television crew into the jurisdiction to scout for locations for a planned reality-tv show has divided opinion in the community.
The times are ‘changing’ the song says…and in that vein, things are also changing here at Caymanian Times.
Cayman Islands flags are flying at half-mast at the Government Administration Building and other Government buildings all day today (Monday, 14 December 2020) following the passing of John Jefferson, Sr on Sunday, 13 December.
Cayman’s Columbian community might be small in size, but it has a huge heart. As soon as they heard of the terrible devastation caused by Category Five Hurricane Iota on the Columbian coastal islands of Providence, San Andreas and Santa Catalina....
A traveller who had previously breached a government sponsored quarantine facility committed a second breach again last night, Friday 11th December. The breach was for a brief period and the traveller has since been returned to the quarantine at residence
Shortly after 11:00PM on Wednesday, 9 December, officers on patrol in West Bay came upon a vehicle parked in the vicinity of the West Bay Public Beach. When officers approached the vehicle and spoke to the occupants, they detected the strong scent of ganja