For the first quarter of 2022, Government has recorded a surplus of $220.965 million, $18.624 million better than the budget of $202.341 million. Government attributed this extra cash in its coffers mainly to better-than-expected revenues of $12.997 million
Six teams from Academy Sports Club recently competed at this year’s Target USA Cup.
submarine explored the Cayman Rise (aka Trench) last week – and the Department of Environment’s own Sabrina Douglas was fortunate to be a crew member.
In a bid to vastly improve the quality and quantity of data collected on the health of the nation, it has been announced that Public Health intends to separate from the Health Services Authority, under whose auspices it has always operated.
The workforce of the future will be more highly skilled than the workforce of the past.
The Public Transport Board (PTB) wishes to advise the public that it has not granted approval to increase the fares charged on public buses, and has confirmed that notices which have been placed on public transport were not generated or authorised by the Board.
This year’s Spectrum, the new financial services conference, saw over 200 stakeholders from the industry participate in an enthralling day of presentations and discussions on key issues affecting the industry.
OfReg is investigating the pricing practices of telecommunications service provider FLOW. It has, so far, confirmed that FLOW overcharged all its fixed line business customers from January 2019 onwards, by applying an unapproved rate increase from CI$30.00 to CI$35.00 per month.
The Cayman Islands remains under Hurricane Watch, as Tropical Storm Ian continues to move through the Caribbean Sea.
Blue Iguana Conservation (BIC), managed by the National Trust for the Cayman Islands (NTCI) is excited to officially launch ‘E-guana’ - its brand-new Citizen Science Mobile App.