The most recent edition of 'The Panel' on Caymanian Times explored in-depth the longstanding and seemingly intractable issue of balancing jobs for Caymanians with the demands of the private sector, especially the tourism industry, and government revenues from work permits.
Cayman continued in the century old Turkey Trot tradition when it recently held its 6th Annual Cayman Islands Meals on Wheels Turkey Trot with a total of 200 participants and volunteers.
Armed with rakes and black plastic bags, Boyz 2 Men, a mentorship programme for boys between the ages of 14 and 16 recently teamed up with the Optimists Club in cleaning up Success Circle Park, Palm Dale in George Town.
Air Canada was warmly welcomed back to the Owen Roberts International Airport on the afternoon of Saturday 4 December, as the commercial flight schedule from Toronto resumed as per Phase 4 of the Government’s reopening plan.
The Junior Pan Am U23 Games held in Cali Colombia towards the end of November/beginning of December gave some of Cayman’s top young athletes excellent experience in what it is like to compete at the top of their game.
Long-standing Cayman Islands security company, The Security Centre Limited, has been awarded International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) certification in Quality Management, Occupational Health and Safety and Private Security Services; three internationally recognised industry standards....
Regulations which prohibit unvaccinated children from entering Cayman, staffing shortages and low air arrivals numbers were the three major roadblocks to rebuilding Cayman tourism industry.
At 8 a.m. on Monday, 6 December Chief Medical Officer Dr. John Lee reported that 1,777 PCR tests had been conducted since 8 a.m. on Friday, 3 December. The Public Health Department reported 127 positive results from these tests, with two in travellers and 125 coming from the community.
Over ninety commercial farmers across Grand Cayman have so far received payment of $1.7 million dollars from the Ministry of Agriculture under the Tropical Storm Grace Farmers’ Assistance Project.
The University College of the Cayman Islands, in midst of a five-year development plan, is seeking a new president to lead the institution.