The Caribbean seems to be blighted by earthquakes at present with the Cayman Islands being hit last month along with many other countries in the region.
After long and extensive review, the Cayman Islands Standards in Public Life Law will formally come into force on March 1st this year.
Speaker of the Cayman Islands Legislative Assembly Hon. McKeeva Bush has hailed the territory’s building code for its robust stipulations which he feels contributed to averting what could have been a major disaster from last week’s Tuesday’s 7.7magnitude earthquake.
Following several months of concern because of a substantial obstruction at the end of Mary Mollie Hydes Road in West Bay, just where it merges with Town Hall Road, The West Bay Concerned Citizens group is glad to see that the obstructions have been finally removed.
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Our latest series of Then and Now articles will take readers on a tour of Cayman’s most iconic and endearing buildings.
It was National Heroes Day, but a large number of residents, many of whom were school children turned up to participate in the now popular, annual, LIONS CORPORATE CUP, event on Cayman Brac. The event was staged on the grounds of the Administration Building.
Twenty-one young men graduated from their 20 week course in firefighting and rescue training on Friday 31 February.
Minister for Health the Hon Dwayne Seymour was joined by Chief Medical Officer, Dr. John Lee, Medical Officer of Health Dr Samuel Williams; and Deputy Director of Customs and Border Control, Mr Gary Wong to inform the public about the Novel Coronavirus which has been spreading....
The 12th Annual MUZAIC Festival Weekend took place over the Hero’s Day Weekend from Friday, 24th to Sunday 26th January over Heroes Day Weekend.