As persons across the Cayman Islands receive their pension payouts, many individuals are now financial buoyant once again, which could bode well for the Islands’ economy.
Clients of BritCay pension services began receiving their pension withdrawals this week as mandated in recent government legislation. BritCay reports that since it reopened its offices this morning (Monday June 22nd) it had already paid out USD $9.4M with additional payments of USD $8M expected....
When she heard that the airport was to be closed back in March, Juliet Cumber-Forget, Managing Director/Owner at Cayman Villas, said it was a huge effort to get all visitors off island is a short space of time.
Earlier this school year John Gray High School students received a special donation of 680 classroom library books from Cayman’s literacy charity, LIFE (Literacy Is for Everyone), to expand the school’s ongoing classroom library project.
The community of Paradise Palms in Prospect acknowledged the health care workers who live in the community. Chris Durrant, President of the Home Owners Association planned the Father’s Day June 2020 celebration along with his family....
From the moment the country had to be in lockdown mode I was certain that there was one group of workers who would have it the worst - OUR TEACHERS.
The largest public infrastructure project currently on the go, the expansion of Grand Cayman’s Owen Roberts International Airport’s runway, is currently scheduled to be completed in September, on deadline and on budget, according to the Cayman Islands Airports Authority.
This week, Public Accounts Committee (PAC) began its examination of the recently published Annual Reports for the Department of Labour & Pensions, calling Amy Wolliston, the Deputy Director of the Department for Labour and Pensions, as its first witness, so they could get a better understanding....
As many businesses grapple with how to present their goods and services in this new Covid-19 era, the popular Calypso Grill restaurant located at Morgan’s Harbour in West Bay is about to fire up its kitchens again for “Deck Dining” and “To Go”.
As of 6 April, the Training and Development Unit began training twelve (12) recruits, who are on their journey to become Police Constables within the RCIPS.