A series of motions tabled by the Official Opposition in the Legislative Assembly have received a favourable reaction from government and independent members in attendance either in-person or via video link.
Most sectors of Businesses in the Cayman Islands will be open as of Sunday, 21st June, as the Cayman Islands eases to Level 2 of its COVID-19 suppression response effort.
When the Hon. Minister for Lands Juliana O’Connor-Connolly invoked legendary Barbados and Caribbean social commentary song ‘Jack’ by Gabby, it was a signal that the beach access issue is still quite alive in Cayman.
The Red Bay Primary virtual school-leaving ceremony held on ZOOM in June, for the 72 members of the school’s Year 6 class, highlighted the students varied accomplishments. In her welcome, Principal Dr. Vickie Frederick urged students to continue to strive amidst hurdles.
Conyers is pleased to announce the appointment of Charlotte Cloete as Head of Corporate Services in Cayman.
The third annual Cayman Islands Digital Economy Conference (CyDEC), hosted by FTS, took place on Thursday 25 June. This year, of course, it was a virtual conference, because of COVID-19, but that fact alone was a great illustration, highlighting many of the things that need to change.
What better place to celebrate Constitution Day than Pedro St. James, the ‘Birthplace of Democracy,’ Pedro St. James Castle.
The Department of Vehicle and Driver’s Licensing (DVDL) advises the public that all its office locations will re-open with normal hours of operation, starting on Monday, July 13.
Driving tests are scheduled to commence on July 20.
Over this past weekend, 3-6 July, the RCIPS has encountered several instances of patrons and staff at liquor licensed establishments breaching the Prevention, Control and Suppression of COVID-19 Regulations that are currently in place.
The Medical Officer for Health, Dr. Samuel Williams-Rodriguez, reports 583 COVID-19 tests have been carried out since it was last reported.