Hon. Premier Alden McLaughlin is urging residents to “collectively once again come together to do the right thing and get vaccinated and protected against the virus.”
Thanks to a highly visible public service campaign, the RCIPS said it was pleased with the low numbers of traffic offences that took place over Christmas and New Year
Hon. Premier Alden McLaughlin is urging residents to “collectively once again come together to do the right thing and get vaccinated and protected against the virus.”
It was a very hopeful day for Cayman when nearly 10,000 doses, the first of what is proposed to be several batches, of the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine arrived in the Cayman Islands from the UK on Tuesday afternoon.
Roads almost at gridlock with holiday shoppers, a local drinks store selling out of Bollinger Champagne, brisk sales at Cayman’s local jewellery stores and a Port clogged up with imports all suggest that many Cayman shoppers have been happy to splash some cash at Christmas time.
Across the world governments and the citizens for whom they have a duty of care are placing their hopes and bets on the roll-out of vaccines to return their countries to something resembling normality following the ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic last year
Calling 2020 “the year that everything changed”, Hon. Premier Alden McLaughlin, is setting sights on better things for Cayman in 2021.
The British government says it tried but could not persuade the European Commission on a “future relationship that included the Overseas Territories.”
Passport2Success does more than bridge the gap between school life and work life. It furnishes young people with the people-skills and the confidence they need to face any situation life throws at them.
Independent Member of Parliament(MP) for North Side, Ezzard Miller, has set a Christmas Eve deadline for the government to set in motion the removal of Speaker of Parliament, McKeeva Bush