Just before 6PM on Friday 24 September, police and other emergency services were dispatched to a report of a motor vehicle collision that took place on Reverend Blackman Road in West Bay, involving a minivan and a motorcycle.
Athena International Management (“Athena”) has been named “Best Offshore Governance Firm” of the year at the 2021 HFM US Service Awards, marking the Cayman Islands boutique governance firm’s second consecutive win in this category.
More than 300 protesters carrying placards in support of free choice for vaccines came to demonstrate outside Government house on Saturday 2 October
I am aware that the passing of the Customs and Border Control (Amendment) Bill and the Immigration (Transition) (Amendment) Bill is an emotive issue for some in our community. My office has received correspondence from a number of people about it. This statement is a response to those letters
Cayman’s last surviving Justice of the Peace, Captain Owen Farrington, is currently unable to meet with his long-time friend, Mr Earl Ebanks, due to Covid-19 worries, but says he talks with his friend frequently.
Anthony Joshua has banked tens of millions of dollars and at 31 could retire and live comfortably for ever. Yet the former world heavyweight champ, still bruised and battered after his humbling points loss last week to Oleksandr Usyk, immediately demanded the rematch clause was activated.
Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (“CUC”) has donated and installed four Ecobee Smart Thermostats at the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) Children Services.
The Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park (QEIIBP) will fully reopen on Saturday (16th October) following a major cleanup effort after Tropical Storm Grace swept through the islands almost two months ago, announced the Tourism Attraction Board (TAB).
The RCIPS continues its efforts to ensure road safety through enforcement. Since 11 August, officers have been targeting motorists using mobile phones while driving, and in the month of September issued over 150 tickets for this offense.
With an additional 15 positive PCR test results reported on Wednesday, Cayman has surpassed 1,000 COVID-19 cases since the outbreak of the pandemic last year.