The Cayman Islands Government Office in the UK has been coordinating with Government officials regarding crisis communications and developing new lines of communication in the event of an emergency.
Local LGBT activist, Founder and President of Colours Cayman, Billie Bryan, has had to resort to sending an open letter to the Governor Martyn Roper, to plead for his input in helping to deal with Cayman’s long-running issue on same sex marriage, that appears to have no closure in sight.
A number of bible-based Christian groups, including Cayman Cause, the Cayman Ministers Association, and the C.I Conference for Seventh Day Adventists, got together to stand for Christian Family Values, outside the Legislative Assembly building on Sunday 2 Feb., to stand for Christian family values.
Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) continue efforts to safeguard the Cayman Islands by vigilantly screening persons who enter the Cayman Islands with the recent global health concern of the novel Coronavirus, known as 2019-nCoV.
The Department of Environmental (DEH) and the Cayman Islands Fire Service (CIFS) are joining forces to improve daily operations at the George Town Landfill and reduce the likelihood of future fires at the site.
This week, His Excellency the Governor, Mr. Martyn Roper, Deputy Governor Hon. Franz Manderson and staff from their teams joined a growing number of individuals in the Cayman Islands certified in recognising the signs of and preventing child sex abuse.
With the peak of the flu season and the Public Health Department reporting higher than usual cases of patients presenting with flu like symptoms, the Health Services Authority (HSA) is opening a temporary flu clinic at the George Town General Practice Clinic.
When it comes to long and healthy lives, residents of the UK have increased significantly in the last few decades.
Petro, the cryptocurrency pet project from Venezuelan President’s Nicolas Maduro, is causing more problems than solving them.
Cuba is "prepared" for the possibility of Donald Trump's re-election and the continuation of crushing US sanctions against the island, according to Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel.
