The Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce supports the Government's decision to extend the curfew restrictions and urges everyone to follow them.
Passengers planning to depart the Cayman Islands on a Cayman Airways emergency travel flight are asked to bear in mind the following information.
The Needs Assessment Unit (NAU) wishes to remind the public of the following procedures that is working under, during the COVID-19 situation....
Michael Myles and Alric Lindsay are Caymanians who attended George Town Primary School (GTPS). After completing their university education in the United States, both gentlemen returned to the Cayman Islands and began their respective professions.
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.
Community Voice: Read what our readers are saying during the Coronavirus Epidemic
Musicians in Grand Cayman who would have usually been busy with gigs around the Island have been comforting the community by serenading them with their talents during the Covid-19 lockdown.
For the last seven years, I have had the distinct privilege to write an article on the significance of, and the customs involved in, Easter in the Cayman Islands.
The 40th anniversary edition of the Agriculture Show’s programme contains a fascinating article providing a glimpse into the earliest development of agriculture, detailing how the first settlers to Cayman probably brought seeds and plants with them from where they lived before.
On 25 March 2020, the Alex Panton Foundation (APF) launched the “Stay in & Chill” Project in collaboration with the Health Services Authority (HSA) and the Ministry of Community of Affairs, under the instruction of Human Concerns Cluster.