The Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) announced on Tuesday, 14th April a donation for non-profit organizations in the Cayman Islands that are supporting food security for at-risk families and those in need during the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic.
After initially assisting taxi drivers and tour operators directly affected by the Cayman Islands Government’s 60 day cruise ship ban with a small stipend, Cabinet is now throwing out a much needed life-line to micro and small businesses during the larger scale Coronavirus lockdown....
When the biblical character Cain was asked by God about the whereabouts of his sibling, Abel, he replied “I know not; am I my brother's keeper?”. At that time, Cain was feeling guilty, having already murdered his brother.
Water Authority-Cayman is aware of a false message claiming that the water supply will be shut off due to contamination. This is completely untrue.
On Monday evening, 13 April, an officer on vehicle patrol in the vicinity of Godfrey Nixon Way, George Town, had cause to stop and speak to members of the public.
It is an atypically steamy-hot bright Tuesday in Miami with temperatures running in the mid 90’s.
When the social distancing mandate is lifted and we all emerge from our homes, you’re going to notice that many people put on weight during this stressful time. And it’s hard to blame them.
Eating a variety of different types of nutrient dense foods will help ensure we are getting the proper amounts of vitamins, antioxidants, and inflammation - fighting micronutrients needed to help our immune system function optimally.
The Philippines is easing a ban on overseas deployment of health workers, allowing those with existing contracts abroad to leave, according to Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin.
Cuban government officials say the six-decade US embargo on the island has been an obstacle to purchasing the medicine and equipment they need to fight the coronavirus pandemic, though they say they have managed to acquire all the supplies they need for now.