Intended to safeguard government ministers from a plethora of pitfalls in their official and private capacities, the Cayman Islands finally has enshrined a Ministerial Code of Conduct.
Attributing its success to the reopening of businesses and the start of the economic recovery following the Covid-19 pandemic, CUC has announced record sales and earnings for the second quarter of 2021, as well as an increase in its customer base.
Public Health can confirm that a crew member of a foreign vessel disembarked in the Cayman Islands and was treated at the Health Services Authority this weekend.
Everyone was dressed in beautiful rainbow colours at Seven Mile Beach, all ready for Cayman’s very first Pride parade. Several hundred were all set to make their way down to Palm Heights Hotel, where there would be more celebrations and speeches.
Government has agreed to allow a crew member aboard a foreign vessel, at sea, who is exhibiting possible COVID symptoms to be admitted to hospital for treatment on Grand Cayman.
The PACT Government has made history in the first 100 days of its administration with the enactment of the Cayman Islands’ first-ever Ministerial Code of Conduct.
Due to recent high tides and heavy rainfall the Mosquito Research and Control Unit (MRCU) is expecting to combat an increase in biting mosquitoes within the coming weeks.
Participants in the upcoming Pride and CayMAS parades must be vaccinated, according to Cabinet regulations.
Parade organisers for Pride which takes place on 31 July and CayMAS which is set for 7 August are responsible for ensuring that every participant has received both doses of the COVID-19
Four-time Olympic gold medallist Simone Biles had mental health issues before pulling out of the women’s gymnastics team final on Tuesday.
When Usain Bolt hung up his spikes four years ago, he left a huge void. For the first time since 2004, the Olympic gold medal winner in the men’s 100m sprint will not be Bolt.