Over ninety commercial farmers across Grand Cayman have so far received payment of $1.7 million dollars from the Ministry of Agriculture under the Tropical Storm Grace Farmers’ Assistance Project.
The University College of the Cayman Islands, in midst of a five-year development plan, is seeking a new president to lead the institution.
As of December 6, 2021, all passengers flying into the United States aboard international flights must present a negative COVID-19 PCR or certified Antigen LFT test result taken no more than one day prior to departure, in order to travel
By Christopher Tobutt
Regulations which prohibit unvaccinated children from entering Cayman, staffing shortages and low air arrivals numbers were the three major roadblocks to rebuilding Cayman tourism industry.
During his parliamentary Budget speech last Friday, Finance Minister Chris Saunders outlined that the government was removing duty on day-to-day essential items, such as baby food, baby diapers, female and adult sanitary products.
The Pink Ladies annual Christmas bazaar was held in the form of an outdoor market last Saturday at Camana Bay, with a plethora of stalls groaning with goodies all set up for perusal and purchase.
Customs & Border Control Service has launched Automated Border Control (ABC) kiosks at Owen Roberts International Airport.
George Town was lit up again this year thanks to the annual Rotary Club of Grand Cayman’s Christmas tree lighting ceremony, which took place on Monday in Heroes Square, now in its 56th year.
On Monday, 22 November, the RCIPS Training and Development Unit (TDU) began a training class of 23 new recruits, who have begun their journey to becoming police constables within the RCIPS.
If you were looking for some great locally made gifts this festive season, Camana Bay’s Farmers and Artisans Market is back, albeit on a smaller scale due to Covid restrictions.