The Ministry of Planning, Agriculture, Housing and Infrastructure (PAHI) has announced that the deadline for farmers to submit applications for the Cayman Islands Farmers’ Assistance and Relief Measures (CI FARM) programme is Friday, May 28.
In response to the press article released on May 10Th, 2021 by The Cayman News Service (CNS), in respect of a tank leak at our Jackson Point storage facility, Rubis Cayman Islands Limited (RCIL) wishes to clarify the following
Wednesday the 26th of May 2021 saw the culmination of six weeks of intensive training designed to introduce existing members of the RCIPS Joint Marine Unit (RCIPS JMU) as well as four young Coast Guard Recruits to the standards of leadership, discipline and operating procedures....
The Peninsular, the highest priced single-family home ever recorded in the Cayman Islands, has recently been sold, with the sale conducted by Cayman Islands Sotheby’s International Realty agent, Nikki Broadhurst.
“Do you see that mahogany tree there? “My grandfather told me that was a big tree when he was a boy,” said former Premier, Alden McLaughlin as he showed us around his 23-Acre farm in the middle of East End.
On Friday Cayman Islands Department of Environment Conservation Officers intercepted a poaching event in the Frank Sound Marine Reserve where 195 conch and four lobsters were taken.
To prepare for the unknown, each home should have a 72-hour Disaster Survival Kit. You will need to pack some essential items to help you and your family survive, whether you stay at home or leave it during a disaster.
The Reopen Cayman campaign is looking forward to the reopening of the borders on 20 November. But that optimism is tempered by a note of caution that it could take a while before business returns to anything equating pre-pandemic levels.
Rubis Cayman is basking in the glory of its excellence as it celebrates 10 years of continued service to the Cayman Islands. The Petroleum juggernaut is hosting the ‘Art Your Part’ Competition leading up to the grand celebration in recognition of the monumental occasion.
Cayman’s Chief Meteorological Officer, Kerry Powery Linwood, has two important messages for residents as we prepare for another above-normal hurricane season starting in a few days on June 1st. Be prepared. Rely on Cayman’s weather experts.