Kapok, Camana Bay’s newest residential building, is scheduled for completion in August 2022.
At the recent Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce’s AGM, Premier Alden Mclaughlin outlined how, over the past eight years, his Government had brought the Islands up from a state where the economy was “on its knees” since a faltering recovery after the 2009 global economic crash....
Ahead of what Hon. Premier Alden McLaughlin called “a most exciting announcement", Government has again dipped into its coffers to provide more financial support to individuals and small businesses struggling in the economic downturn caused by the COVID-10 pandemic.
With more than half of persons over 60 already vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus, the government says it's aiming for a 90 per cent threshold of that age group as a target to ease the quarantine restrictions and ultimately reopening the borders.
On Saturday, 30 January, the Cayman Islands Little League Association (CILLA), in partnership with the YMCA of the Cayman Islands launch its public fundraising campaign at the Field of Dreams.
The Cayman Islands Bureau of Financial Investigations (CIBFI) has secured court orders freezing US$200 million, in what the authorities describe as “a significant contribution to combatting money laundering and related offences”.
The Chief Medical Officer, Dr. John Lee, reports that 487 COVID-19 tests have been carried out since this was last reported on Friday, 5 February 2021. Three were positive.
HE Governor Martyn Roper is being called on by the LGBTQ+ rights organisation Colours Cayman to investigate a series of conflicting statements from the Judicial Administration office about public access to information about an ongoing judicial review.
Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control (CBC) confirms that a vessel with migrants arrived in Cayman Brac this afternoon with a total of 6 persons, 4 males and 2 females.
Following checks conducted by the RCIPS at certain business establishments, including nightclubs and bars, several of these establishments were found to be in breach of the Private Security Services Act by employing security personnel who were not licenced or whose licenses were expired.