By giving institutional investors more investment options, the Insurance (Amendment) Bill, 2022 is intended to strengthen the Cayman Islands’ position in international reinsurance and domestic insurance.
In two years’ time we will mark the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Ivan and recall the struggles we went through as a people and a country during and in the wake of that storm’s devastation.
The Cayman Islands Fire Service (CIFS) firefighters recently underwent accredited driver skills training with Emergency Response Driver Training Ltd (ERDT) UK and fire and rescue industry training courses with Oshkosh for the operation of the new CIFS emergency truck equipment....
The next disbursement date for the Displaced Tourism Employees Stipend is set for Monday, 23 May for recipients who completed the mandatory survey by the deadline, which was Friday, 6 May
The Public Works Department (PWD) will kick off its inaugural skills competition among trainees in the Apprenticeship Training Programme at its North Sound Road location on Thursday, May 12 and Friday, May 13.
To continue face-to-face discussions with key stakeholders on subjects including global tax cooperation, anti-money laundering, and countering the financing of terrorism, the Minister of Financial Services and Commerce is leading a delegation to the UK and the EU.
Agriculture Minister Hon. Jay Ebanks was one of the speakers at the National Plant Health Ceremony hosted by the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries in Kingston, Jamaica on Thursday, May 12.
Minister of Agriculture Hon. Jay Ebanks will visit Jamaica during May 11 to 18 for bilateral meetings between the countries to discuss various issues concerning the agricultural sector.
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
The Office of the Auditor General has just released a report that estimates the cost of the Covid-19 pandemic to government to be at least $333 million.