Due to the changing situation with the formation of a new Cayman Islands Government, we have had to make some adjustments to our normal Monday edition.
Dust from the Sahara desert crossing the Atlantic is more of an immediate concern to Cayman’s weather and medical experts than ash from the erupting volcano in St Vincent.
HE Governor Martyn Rope issued a firm warning on Monday urging restraint in the tone of debate following the inconclusive outcome of the elections.
Government’s decision to allow people to withdraw some of their pension funds during the pandemic last year has meant almost half a billion dollars being pumped into the economy, with final figures recently being announced.
The leader of the Progressive and Independents Alliance, Roy McTaggart, has rejected the assertions from the Wayne Panton led- PACT group that they have a majority to form the next government.
On Monday afternoon HE The Governor, Martyn Roper stated the following:-
‘The process of forming a Government is always a tense time, and I recognise that there is uncertainty at the moment.
The constantly shifting political tides following Wednesday’s general election saw another dramatic change of direction on Saturday.
On Saturday March 27th, 2021, residents of all ages began converging at the Spot Bay Loop on Cayman Bac for the annual, “ROTARY BIKEATHON EVENT”.
As the region rallies to assist the thousands of people in St. Vincent and the Grenadines displaced by the eruption of the La Soufriere Volcano, CIBC FirstCaribbean has sent a shipment of much needed supplies to the island.
The Cayman Islands Airports Authority (CIAA), which operates the Owen Roberts International Airport (ORIA) and the Charles Kirkconnell International Airport (CKIA), is pleased to congratulate CIAA Facilities & Projects Manager Eimer Powery on successfully completing his City and Guilds....