If you’ve been a regular listener to the daily government press conferences, you would surely have heard the Premier warning that we are in for a tough ride that will not be coming to an end in the immediate future.
With tourism industry workers feeling the extreme hardship of necessary business closures during the COVID-19 pandemic, The Wharf and Grand Old House restaurants are currently providing some easing for industry workers in the form of daily meals.
The Chamber of Commerce will host its second free two-hour webinar on Wednesday, April 8, focused on helping businesses tackle the issue of financial health during and after Covid 19.
The Cayman Food Bank is a nonprofit organization with a clear mission that aims to “mitigate island-wide hunger, by providing access to healthy food.” While we cater to N.A.U. families, domestic abuse survivors and seniors, our key area of focus is to eliminate childhood hunger.
The highly anticipated shipment of 135,000 COVID – 19 testing kits ordered by Government from South Korea arrived on Wednesday. It’s the first consignment of an order for 200,000 units.
Earth Day is almost sneaking up on the Cayman Islands this year, as COVID-19 dominates the news and official press briefings locally and internationally each day.
The closure of borders to international passengers has presented the Cayman Islands Fire Service (CIFS) with the opportunity to further support emergency service colleagues.
Small and medium-sized businesses in Cayman are to get a respite from the pressures brought on by the COVID-19 crisis.
The British Airways flight arrived in Grand Cayman this afternoon. The flight carried vital supplies for the Islands including urgent pharmaceuticals, personal protective equipment and test kits.
Another six positive cases of COVID-19 have been reported for the Cayman Islands