The Ministry of Investment, Innovation and Social Development, the Ministry responsible for Cayman’s residential care home for the elderly, The Pines, has been advised that a number of Pines residents have tested positive for Covid-19.
Every morning at 8 am sharp, the Cayman Islands Coastguards march out onto the parade ground at the coastguard base at the end of Hurst Road, for a centuries-old maritime tradition.
Camana Bay is set to capture the magic throughout this holiday season.
New courses and a reconfigured science programme are designed to encourage more students to pursue degrees in environmental and marine science, and engineering technology at the University college of the Cayman Islands.
Members of the 345 Ford Club, a local group of car enthusiasts, made a monetary donation to the Movember Committee, which is raising funds for the Cayman Islands Cancer Society.
Customs & Border Control Service has launched Automated Border Control (ABC) kiosks at Owen Roberts International Airport.
During his parliamentary Budget speech last Friday, Finance Minister Chris Saunders outlined that the government was removing duty on day-to-day essential items, such as baby food, baby diapers, female and adult sanitary products.
In his response to the budget speech, Opposition Leader Roy McTaggart said the Opposition felt Cayman’s pensions systems needed to be updated, if not overhauled.
It’s normal to exercise less this time of year. Most will blame this on all of the holiday activities that they have to take care of. The parties, the shopping, the baking, the wrapping…
The next few weeks are crucial as governments and health experts rush to grapple with the latest challenge thrown up by the Covid-19 pandemic.