Hon. Premier Alden McLaughlin is urging residents to “collectively once again come together to do the right thing and get vaccinated and protected against the virus.”
Overcoming the challenges thrown up by the COVID-19 pandemic was a recurring theme at the ceremony this week marking the start of the new session of the Cayman Islands Grand Court.
Eight outstanding persons will be bestowed with the Order of the Cayman Islands in this year’s National Heroes Day Awards next Monday, January 25th.
J.D. Mosley-Matchett, who has served as the interim provost and vice president of academic affairs at the University College of the Cayman Islands since May 2020, has been named to the permanent post.
Over the course of the last few months, the police have conducted extensive searches which have been unsuccessful. In addition, repeated requests to surrender at their last known addresses have been ignored
Persons wishing to recognise members of the Cayman Islands community for notable contributions to public life have less than three weeks left to submit nominations for the Queen’s New Year’s Honours 2022.
The Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) will celebrate and highlight the importance of social workers for the community’s well-being during Social Work Month in March.
Another no-show on the Chamber of Commerce's Candidate Forums meant the sole candidate owned the whole show, and West Bay West challenger Mario Ebanks set out to make the most of the free unchallenged time in his bid to wrest the seat from McKeeva Bush.
In what’s being promoted as “plans for a political transition” and “political history”, former political opponents Ezzard Miller and Edward Chisholm have announced that they are now “committed to work together”.
Cayman this week received its final shipment of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines from the British government. A government statement said the supplies mean that enough vaccines have been provided to fully cover over 45,000 people (nearly 90% of those eligible over 16 years of age).