Job vacancies in the United Kingdom have hit a record high as the economic recovery continues, according to official figures.
Aid delivery to Haiti’s earthquake-stricken south is slowly improving, but gangs continue to patrol key transport routes, international freight carriers have raised costs, and snags related to Brexit and COVID-19 are causing lengthy air and shipping delays.
Canada goes to the polls on Monday and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is banking on staying in power by claiming if re-elected he would ban people from protesting outside hospitals and other medical centres. He also accused his chief rival of supporting those who oppose COVID-19 vaccinations.
Schools in the Philippines reopened for the new academic year on Monday but millions of children remained at home for a second year of remote lessons that experts fear will worsen an educational “crisis”.
While most children eagerly await their annual birthday celebrations, mostly as an occasion to receive presents, one young boy has selflessly decided to forgo gifts and instead seek donations to aid a local cause.
With the news that the Cayman Islands Government has implemented new health and safety mandates regarding COVID-19 today, mask and face covering will now be mandatory for customers, at all Foster’s Supermarket and Priced Right locations.
Can you remember how it felt the last time that you ate clean, exercised hard and got adequate sleep for a few consecutive days? A feeling of momentum came over you, didn’t it? There was a buzzing in your cells and a rhythm in your pace.
What is wonderful about the Cayman literary scene is that we have some writers that are established, some on their way to being established, and some who are slowly but surely taking that first step and spreading their wings.
To prepare for the unknown, each home should have a 72-hour Disaster Survival Kit. You will need to pack some essential items to help you and your family survive, whether you stay at home or leave it during a disaster.
Residents and weather forecasters in Cayman and across the eastern and western Caribbean are keeping a close eye on a developing weather system in the far eastern Atlantic.