Twelve of Cayman’s cultural practitioners and preservationists will be honoured for their contribution to the country’s arts and cultural legacy at the Cayman National Cultural Foundation’s 28th annual National Arts and Culture Awards which takes place on Thu, 17 February at the Harquail Theatre.
Public Health have this week released new procedures for people in quarantine looking to be released, an exit system that is based upon the CT values of a person’s PCR result.
When His Excellency the Governor, Mr. Martyn Roper called to inform retired Deputy Clerk of Parliament, Ms Sharon Smith that she was chosen to be a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) by Her Majesty the Queen, she could not believe her ears.
Getting tourism back on track remains a priority for Caribbean destinations which rely on the industry for most, or at least a considerable portion, of their national income.
This week’s COVID-19 Situational Report (SitRep) shows a downward trend in new COVID-19 positives over the last three weeks.
The Department of Agriculture (DoA) is appealing to members of the public for information concerning a dog’s carcass which was found dumped on a dyke road off Barkers Park in West Bay recently (February 7).
Shortly after 6:45PM yesterday, Tuesday, 8 February, police responded to a report of a female teenager found unresponsive at a residential address on Water Street, Bodden Town.
Police are investigating a hit and run collision involving a pedestrian, that took place at approximately 5:15PM on Thursday, 3 February at the Grand Harbour Roundabout in George Town.
When this is compared to the number of new positives over the past 15 days, approximately 4000, new positives serve as a more reliable figure for persons in isolation.
Happening right now, the Cayman Islands is sharing the stage with another 191 countries around the world in Dubai’s Expo 2020 which, having suffered from delays due to the pandemic, finally lifted off in 2022.