“Although we are in a relatively safe bubble, the economic impact of remaining closed to the rest of the world is increasingly translating into business closures and job losses, leaving Caymanian families facing significant hardship,” Min. Kirkconnell said in a statement on Tuesday evening.
The future of accounting and finance will be data-driven, a point made clear at a free online learning session hosted by CPA Canada for CPAs across the Caribbean region.
Leadership Cayman 2020 held its second in-person seminar since the Covid-19 lockdown at Health City Cayman Islands, on Wednesday, September 16, focused on human services and health care.
In May CIREBA (Cayman Islands Real Estate Brokers Association) launched a donations program "Home is Where the Heart is" to provide funding to support those most in need In Cayman with the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.
This year, more than ever before, Meals on Wheels (MOW) is asking all companies, schools, civic organizations, and individuals to join in the effort to show our elderly that SENIORS ROCK, that they are valued and cared for.
Customs & Border Control (CBC) Cayman Brac are monitoring a small Cuban vessel with two migrants on-board
100 Women in Finance has expanded its existing youth mentoring offering in the Cayman Islands to include young women in local high schools and universities.
The Chief Medical Officer, Dr John Lee, reports 205 COVID-19 tests have been carried out since this was last reported on Thursday, 24 September. All were negative.
The Royal Navy is reporting a series of dramatic drug busts in the Caribbean Sea resulting in RFA Argus and Medway seizing cocaine with a street value of £81 million.
A Freedom of Information (FOI) applicant sought access to a claim file created during the Cayman Islands cadastral survey of the 1970s that related to his family’s ancestral land claims on Grand Cayman. The government Lands & Survey Department said the records should be withheld from release.