The office of the Ministry of Tourism & Transport will be closed on Thursday 16th March and Friday 17th March to accommodate staff training.
The abrupt departure of the second most powerful person in the PACT(People-driven, Accountable, Competent and Transparent) coalition government has raised more questions than the rather unconvincing attempts so far to provide answers.
Despite a recent spike in reports of serious crimes, including several armed robberies, the just-released 2022 review of the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service(RCIPS) suggests that there is “an overall downward trend” compared to previous years.
After completing an internal review of the investigation into the death of two-year-old Cayman Brac child, Alissady Azalea Powell, that occurred on 26 July, 2022, Commissioner of Police, Derek Byrne, has approved the commission of an independent specialist team to review the case.
The Caymanian Times has always felt passionately that it is the newspaper of the people, for the people. Our readers and advertisers have stuck with us through these last few difficult years and for that we are extremely grateful.
Police responded to three robbery related incidents yesterday between 8.45PM - 9.30PM.
The Health Services Authority (HSA), Cayman AIDS Foundation, and the Cayman Islands Red Cross will again join forces in coordinating various public, free-of-charge activities and satellite events for 5 days, from 27th November to 1 December, to mark World AIDS Day.
In a significant step toward innovating social development initiatives, the Ministry of Investment, Innovation and Social Development (MIISD) proudly provided over 50 tablets to the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS).
On Tuesday, January 9th, the John Gray High School Gymnasium was rocking and shaking with basketball action as the pre-season kickoff rally for the primary school girls was in full effect for the day.