Hon. Chief Justice Anthony Smellie QC has repeated his call for improved court facilities in the Cayman Islands. In a speech marking the start of the new Grand Court session, the Chief Justice who has been advocating especially for a new courthouse, underlined the urgency of the situation....
The Chairman of the Liquor Licensing Board advises the public of the Liquor Licensing Board quarterly meeting to be held on Friday, March 12, 2021.
On Tuesday of this week, Cayman hit an important milestone as “a further 431 people have received the COVID-19 vaccine. This brings the total number of people vaccinated in the Cayman Islands to 5,339.”
The National Roads Authority Board has confirmed Mr. Edward Howard as its new Managing Director after the position remained vacant for almost three years.
Police have now confirmed the identity of the victim in the fatal collision which occurred early Saturday morning, 16 January. He is Shayne Anthony Ewart, age 24 of West Bay.
With an impregnable ring of steel fencing and surrounded by a perimeter of armed-to-the-teeth US military, America on Wednesday stepped into a new era.
More than 50 young students from Cayman International School (CIS) helped to release ‘Moonlight,’ a two-and-a-half year old green sea turtle, into the ocean on 29 January at Governor’s Beach.
Against a litany of procedural failures, material non-disclosures, misrepresentation and abuse of court process, the Grand Court has ruled in favour of Doctors Express in its case against the government over its sale of medical cannabis vapes for which it had a licence.
Caribbean countries with economies heavily reliant on tourism are facing another challenge as the industry is confronted with the real prospect of further delays to a much-hoped-for recovery.
My parents were born in 1914 at the beginning of the first World War. My father sojourned to surpass three score and 21 years, and my mother was in her 99th year when she passed away. My sister and I were born during World War II.