TRUMP TESTS POSITIVE FOR COVID
In a development that has sent shockwaves across the US and global political landscape, the President of the United States, Donald Trump and his wife Melania have tested positive for COVID-19.
In a development that has sent shockwaves across the US and global political landscape, the President of the United States, Donald Trump and his wife Melania have tested positive for COVID-19.
It was just another normal evening for Charlie Adams and his friend, John, at Cayman tennis club. That is, until Mr. Adams sensed something going badly wrong: “I picked up a ball, and I thought ‘That’s strange I feel a bit light-headed.’ I got down on my hands and knees....
It was Legends time again in West Bay. Some years ago, Mr. Brent Hydes, himself something of a local legend footballer, fell on difficult times.
The government says its stepping up efforts to ensure that persons in COVID-19 quarantine comply with the stipulations. It’s also appealing the sentence recently handed down on two persons found guilty of breaking their quarantine, on the grounds that the sentence was too lenient.
The Sun was declared the winner of the Theoline L. McCoy Primary School (TMPS) Sports Day after staving off competition and obtaining a one-and-half-point lead over its closest competitor, Sea, which accumulated 628.5 points.
Your Monday edition of our Caymanian Times is back on the stands in Supermarkets, Gas Stations and many more locations across Cayman from this week.
Cayman Airways took to the skies with its first passengers on a complimentary day trip to Cayman Brac - a signal to the world that the airline’s 737-8 fleet is back in business.
Earlier on Saturday morning 20 February, shortly after 10:30AM, officers responded to a report of a water-related collision at Coe Wood Beach in Bodden Town.
Young people in the Cayman Islands are more likely to have been diagnosed with mental health issues when compared to global data, according to statistics presented at the Alex Panton Foundation’s Youth Mental Health Symposium.
A report in The Times newspaper suggests that some Overseas Territories could be under consideration as processing centres for asylum seekers.