The Marriott, Department of Tourism (DOT) and Work Opportunities and Residency Cayman (WORC) all got together on Tuesday and Wednesday to reach out to many of the tourism-sector workers who have been displaced because of COVID as well as those who might want to look for jobs in the industry....
Back-to-school after the summer break can often be a challenge for students under normal circumstances as they get their brains back into gear after the long recess period, but this year they have had the added challenge of dealing with a raft of safety measures put in place....
The Hon. Leader of the Opposition, Arden McClean, has suggested that there are inconsistencies in the justification given by the UK Minister of State for Overseas Territories, Baroness Liz Sugg, and how HE Governor Martyn Roper utilised his reserve powers to institute the Civil Partnership Law.
Exactly a week after the fatal stabbing of 27-year old Recordo Lionel Pars, the police went back to the scene of the crime at the Strand to see if anyone could tell them anything.
“In line with instructions from UK Ministers to use my reserved powers under s81 of the Constitution, I have today given Assent to the Civil Partnership Law and 11 consequential pieces of legislation.”
Announcing that Cabinet has approved a further medium-term economic package for the small business sector, Hon. Minister for Commerce and Infrastructure Joey Hew on Tuesday officially opened the new Cayman Islands Centre for Business Development (CICBD).
The 8th and final British Airways air-bridge flight organised as an emergency transfer due to the COVID-19 crisis left Cayman on Friday.
The Department of Education (DES) has updated and revised its guidance for the opening of government schools for the 2020-2021 school year.
Several changes have been made to the schedule and how the schools operate due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Cayman is probably in the most enviable position in the world when it comes to managing COVID-19 pandemic.”
Several hundred people representing a wide range of churches gathered together to demonstrate against the Domestic Partnership Law, on Saturday 22 August, forming a long line all the way from the Government Administration Building to the Legislative Assembly Building.