As of 8a.m. on Monday, 27 September there have been 1,167 PCR tests since the last report on Friday, 24 September. Of these, there are twelve new positive tests in travellers and five in members of the community.
Just after 3AM on Sunday, 26 September police and other emergency services were dispatched to a report of gun shots being fired off Bankers Road in West Bay.
The Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce has been awarded an American Advertising Federation Angel Award for their “Supporting Businesses through Times of Crisis” campaign during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A new series of control measures have been put in place by Cayman Islands Government (CIG) to “control and manage” the spread of COVID-19 in the community.
The Department of Commerce and Investment (DCI) has been named as a finalist for the Investors In People 2021 awards across three categories: The Employee Engagement Award, Leader of the Year, and Best Newcomer.
Brianna Ebanks, age 13 of Bodden Town, and Anniya Stewart, age 14 of Bodden Town, were reported missing Tuesday morning, 21 September, and have not returned home or been located since.
The United States easing its coronavirus travel restrictions, re-opening to passengers from the United Kingdom, European Union and other nations, comes at a welcome time.
South Africa’s top court ruled that former President Jacob Zuma must remain in jail serving his 15-month sentence for failing to attend a corruption inquiry.
The price of gas in the United Kingdom has rocketed in recent weeks, putting several energy suppliers out of business and prompting warnings of food shortages in supermarkets.
Boxing champ Manny Pacquiao announced he will run for president of the Philippines next year after railing against corruption in government and what he calls President Rodrigo Duterte’s cosy relationship with China.