It has been some time now since this publication did its Forgotten Heroes series. This series of articles were written to highlight specific groups of our community, though essential, who were often overlooked; or who did not get their due recognition.
As stated in previous press releases, the objective of the judiciary and judicial administration continues to be the provision of access to justice, even while minimizing risk to the health of members of staff, the jurors, the attorneys, other members of the public, police and prison officers....
The Department of Planning in the Ministry of Commerce, Planning and Infrastructure, has announced that it will provide support to the phased opening of the construction sector starting on Tuesday, May 19, as announced by Premier Alden McLaughlin at the daily press briefing on Friday, May 15.
After 11 years in the Cayman Islands leading corporate and commercial law firm, Higgs & Johnson is divesting its operations here.
The Cayman Islands is now moving to a new phase of easing its stringent lockdown provisions with further relaxations starting from this weekend and a new Level 3 (Moderate Suppression) taking effect next week, down from Level 4 (High Suppression).
The National Roads Authority (NRA) has announced that it will be accelerating critical road infrastructure projects while taking advantage of the reduction in the number of vehicles on the Island’s roads during this time.
George Town Central MLA Kenneth Bryan has placed in the public domain an issue which has forced itself to the top of the agenda of countries around the world grappling with the challenges of reopening the economies.
The Cayman Islands Government Office in the UK (CIGOUK) continues to operate an efficient remote working model in the UK, which will remain in place until at least 15 June to be reassessed at that point.
The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic continue to be felt not only for its toll on public health across the world but increasingly in the supply and cost of good and services.
On Sunday 17 May, here's what you can and cannot do under current regulations during Sunday: