Cayman heads into 2021 after a tumultuous 2020 with the number of COVID-19 cases in the jurisdiction continuing to creep upwards. By Wednesday December 23rd, the number of confirmed cases had crept up to 318 with one further case added to the list.
Just after 2:20AM on Thursday 24 December, police and other emergency services were dispatched to Canal Point Drive, George Town where it was reported that a man was found bleeding and unresponsive in the parking lot of the Strand.
His Excellency the Governor Martyn Roper today (Thursday 31 December 2020) announced the award of a further 26 Certificates and Badges of Honour for outstanding COVID-19 related work.
My fellow Caymanians and residents, as we embark upon another new year, we have, yet again, the opportunity to renew our faith, hopes and plans.
Leader of the Cayman Islands Official Parliamentary Opposition, Arden McClean, is stepping up the pressure on Premier Alden McLaughlin to remove Speaker of Parliament, McKeeva Bush.
Established in May 2020 with the mandate to help the Cayman Islands proactively prepare for, resiliently cope with and sustainably recover from natural or manmade disasters and emergencies, R3 has distributed over CI$1.3 million to 21 local non-profit or non-profit exempt organisations....
The Department of Environment (DoE) reports a record turtle season in its efforts to protect endangered sea turtles in the Cayman Islands.
Kapok, Camana Bay’s newest residential building, is scheduled for completion in August 2022.
Conditions were perfect for the 32nd Annual CUC Open Water sea swim which took place on Saturday 30 January.