Trinidad and Tobago health authorities have urged the population to be “extra vigilant” after confirming that three people had contracted the Brazilian variant of the COVID-19) coronavirus. The country is still gripped by the deadly virus. The Brazilian strain is one of the most virulent.
Ethics is at the heart of the accounting profession and, to reinforce that truth with their members, for the second year in a row two prominent accounting bodies hosted a principles-focused event.
With enough preparation and information citizens can play an important role in shaping the Cayman Islands in which they want to live.
The Public Health Department has published the latest schedule for the COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic 26th April – 8th May 2021. Dose 1 & 2 remain available to all persons over the age of 16, regardless of surname.
The HSA is pleased to announce the commencement of its full-time chiropractic service in the new specialist clinic at the Smith Road Centre. This service will be conducted by HSA chiropractor Dr Robert Boulaine, BSC and DC.
The International Institute of Communication (IIC) is a global policy debating platform for the converged communications industry, offering innovators and regulators a forum to explore, debate, and agree on the best policies and regulatory frameworks for the widest societal benefit.
This year’s theme for Earth Month in the Cayman Islands is ‘Renew the Earth…Renew Cayman.” Since conservation is at the heart of Cayman Turtle Conservation and Education Centre (CTCEC), the Centre has been celebrating all month long with a range of activities....
Hon. Premier Wayne Panton on Monday evening formally announced his cabinet team saying their ministerial responsibilities aligned “around the key priorities of this administration.”
The Chief Medical Officer, Dr. John Lee, reports that 561 COVID-19 tests have been carried out since this was last reported on Friday, 23 April 2021. Seven were positive.