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Pirates Week 2021 activities mostly cancelled
The much-loved celebration of Pirates Week will be sharply curtailed this year due to Covid restrictions,
The much-loved celebration of Pirates Week will be sharply curtailed this year due to Covid restrictions,
Last week Government issued national guidelines for Covid-19 testing, including both lateral flow testing and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing, in early childhood care and education centres and other educational institutions.
Scotiabank has invested in the future of Cayman by donating US$$20,000 to the Build Your Future Cayman Foundation to fund vocational skills training opportunities for eight students.
The new industry body representing Cayman’s tech sector has taken its next step by electing the organisation’s first full Executive Committee at its AGM on 28 October.
The United Nations observes 20 November as World Children’s Day. On this day, Cayman’s NCVO charity – the non-profit organisation dedicated to the care, education and well-being of children and families in need - raises funds for its Children Services Programmes....
The 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) hosted in Glasgow, UK, is currently seeing a series of initiatives brought to the table to combat climate change.
Enterprise Cayman recently announced that the second annual Cayman Islands Business Design Competition is now open for submissions.
In its first week of operation, government’s Isolation Support Call-Centre delivered non-perishable groceries to the homes of 110 individuals forced to quarantine by the Covid-19 pandemic.
About 50 Bodden Town East seniors who came out to Harry McCoy Sr. Park in Bodden Town enjoyed a picnic, and then a walk around Nurse Josie’s heritage home, to take a look, and maybe remember all the different artifacts and pictures from yesteryear.
Scotiabank Cayman has expanded the support that it provides via its customer care centre to now include assistance with a wider range of banking enquiries 24 hours per day