Since 2019, telecoms service providers Flow and C3 have been involved in a dispute over infrastructure sharing, but those issues have now been resolved after arbitration proceedings took place, mediated by ICT regulator, OfReg.
After being out of the tournament scene for almost three years because of the Covid 19 pandemic the Cayman Islands chapter of Purple Dragon International School of martial arts, hosted a Point Sparring karate tournament on Saturday June 25th at the John Gray High School Auditorium.
As you celebrate the important occasion of your Constitution Day, I would like to congratulate your Premier, Hon. Wayne Panton, JP, MP, and send my good wishes to the people of the Cayman Islands
CayMAS is back with a bang and a splash a shimmer and a shine. There were lots of fun events, spread between Thursday 29 June and Monday 4th July.
Cayman’s LGBTQ community is gearing up for the second annual Pride parade, following on from last year’s successful event, with a bigger and better event that will be an entertaining occasion with something for everyone.
The Cayman Islands Government, through the Ministry of Agriculture, is moving forward to establish direct agricultural trade link with Honduras in an effort to strengthen the Islands' food and nutrition security.
Shortly after 5:30PM, Friday 1 July, police responded to a report of a firearm incident in the vicinity of Gun Square Road, Bodden Town, where it was reported a man had been shot.
Eleven patients are currently hospitalised, of these two are unvaccinated
A man, age 29 of George Town, has been arrested and charged with three counts of Assault ABH and one count of Damage to Property, in relation to a series of domestic incidents which took place between 6 May and 16 June.
The Cayman Islands Government is offering a fuel cost credit to residents across all three islands to help alleviate the price of electricity this summer