"We have a lot of applications coming in, but we know that there are a lot more people in Cayman who wish to apply and we want them to have the opportunity, so we are extending the application closing date to Sunday 4th October" says Lieutenant Colonel Simon Watson.
The Royal Navy is reporting a series of dramatic drug busts in the Caribbean Sea resulting in RFA Argus and Medway seizing cocaine with a street value of £81 million.
A Freedom of Information (FOI) applicant sought access to a claim file created during the Cayman Islands cadastral survey of the 1970s that related to his family’s ancestral land claims on Grand Cayman. The government Lands & Survey Department said the records should be withheld from release.
The Overstayer Amnesty will come to an end on 31 October and Customs and Border Control (CBC) and Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman (WORC) are encouraging persons who have overstayed due to COVID-19 to take the necessary steps to get regularised before it ends.
All pubs, bars, restaurants and other hospitality venues in England must have a 10pm closing time since Thursday, to help curb the spread of coronavirus.
A Venezuelan financial guru is helping the US authorities after helping laundering billions of dollars out of the economy which led to its economy collapsing.
Cuba celebrated the 40th anniversary of Arnaldo Tamayo's space flight last Friday. He then became the first cosmonaut from Latin America to achieve that feat thanks to the collaboration what was the Soviet Union.
Honduras is forging ties with Israel and will move its embassy to Jerusalem this year, and Israel will open an embassy in the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa, the Prime Minister’s Office announced. The two new embassies will open by the end of 2020, the statement said.
Filipino health workers seeking work abroad are now allowed to leave - but they want all restrictions lifted.
Canada has developed a new gargle method for children to test for COVID-19. Most children in British Columbia can say goodbye to those icky swabs and uncomfortable COVID-19 tests as the Canadian province launches a new gargle method for students age 4-19.