Attendees to this year’s Alex Panton Foundation’s Youth Mental Health Symposium, held last Saturday at The Ritz-Carlton, heard how the Foundation had reached out to assist young people during 2020, a year in which the mental health of all generations took its toll due to the global pandemic....
Further to the previous Media Release dated 4th February, the Ministry of Employment and Border Control (MEBC) and the Customs & Border Control Service (CBC) recognise the legislative limitation within the Customs & Border Control Act, 2018, and its inconsistency with the principle....
Reef Relief 2021 seeks to bring together teams across the Cayman Islands to directly impact the health of our local coral reefs.
Cabinet, at a recent meeting, exercised those powers in respect of the spouse of a particular asylum-recipient, thereby providing an opportunity for gainful employment within specified occupations for a period of two years.
After becoming aware of several consumers being without service, OfReg contacted CUC/Datalink and Flow who confirmed that removal of communications cables by Datalink over the weekend had impacted several Flow consumers.
This book is another volume in my continuing study of Caymanian society. The aim of the series is to create a comprehensive volume of work on all aspects of Caymanian society and to create a record of the evolution of the modern Cayman Islands while simultaneously trying to determine how....
Delayed by seven months as a courtesy to those going through the hardship of the Covid-19 lockdown, an increase of 6.6 per cent will be put on all CUC customer bills from the beginning of 2021.
The Cayman Islands Government(CIG) is facing considerable damages expected to run into multiple millions of tax-payer dollars following the harsh judgement handed down in the Grand Court over an illegal raid on Doctors Express.
Health experts and authorities in the United Kingdom and the United States are focusing their attention on a new coronavirus variant reported this week.
Local mentoring charity, Big Brothers Big Sisters, has launched ‘Think BIG’; a campaign aiming to make a big impact on the Cayman community, and to help recruit and match 100 mentors (Bigs) and mentees (Littles).