On Monday 8 November, the Sunrise Adult Training Centre (SATC) celebrated 35 years of serving the Cayman Islands with its integrated services and programmes for adults who have a broad range of special needs.
The small business sector in Cayman has been amongst the hardest hit by the economic contraction caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Global Cruise Activist Network (GCAN) is calling on the UN delegates currently taking part in COP26 to take immediate steps to ensure that cruise ships in service anywhere in the world comply with standards that will achieve net zero emissions of greenhouse gases by the cruise industry by 2050.
Further to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) move to place the Cayman Islands to its level 4 list of countries (indicating a very high rate of Covid-19), Cayman’s Ministry of Tourism has issued a response
My colleagues and I in the Opposition share that concern. We now have more than 2,100 active cases across our Islands and some 14 people in hospital. I pray that those in hospital or isolated at home recover quickly.
The much-loved celebration of Pirates Week will be sharply curtailed this year due to Covid restrictions,
At 8a.m. on Monday, 8 November Chief Medical Officer Dr John Lee reported that 3,696 PCR tests had been conducted since the last report on Friday, 5 November.
Last week Government issued national guidelines for Covid-19 testing, including both lateral flow testing and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing, in early childhood care and education centres and other educational institutions.
Scotiabank has invested in the future of Cayman by donating US$$20,000 to the Build Your Future Cayman Foundation to fund vocational skills training opportunities for eight students.
Cayman boxers Brandy Barnes and Hepseba Angel both competed in the Celtic Cup in Ireland last weekend, both women holding their own against opponents who had considerably more experience in the ring.