The National Trust has joined forces with public electric provider Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (CUC) to reinstate its Bat Conservation Programme, which protects all nine of Cayman’s native bat species.
Just before 4PM on Wednesday 2 October, police and other emergency services were dispatched to a report of a man that was found unresponsive in his George Town residence.
Professional money laundering, how to spot terrorism financing, and financial crime involving complex corporate structures was discussed during the Financial Crime Investigation Unit’s (FCIU) recent Stakeholders Forum.
Leader of the Opposition, Hon. V. Arden Mclean expressed his disappointment with Governments plans to hold the Cruise Berthing referendum on December 19th, 2019.
In a statement issued this week, Government has announced that it will advance Cayman’s laws to introduce a public register of beneficial ownership information when these types of registers become the international standard and at least implemented by EU Member States by 2023.
Jamaica’s stock exchange has caught the attention of the international daily newspaper the Financial Times. In a feature published this week the newspaper gives a glowing review of the Jamaica stock exchange and the growing economy.
Primary school footballers returned to fields across Grand Cayman this past Saturday, October 12 as games were played in the third round of the 2019 CUC Primary Football League (PFL) and the Girls’ Primary School Football League (GPFL).
About twelve months into the nationwide culling effort, there is a definite reduction in the green iguana population.
The number of hate crimes reported to police in the UK has more than doubled since 2013, according to government figures, which also showed a large increase last year in offences against people based on sexual orientation.
CPR Cayman wishes to correct the following false statements made by the Premier and Deputy Premier.