Grenada had a nationwide show of appreciation for the hard-working frontline personnel throughout Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique, like the one the UK has every Thurs-day evening.
St Lucia is relieved to announce that all COVID-19 patients have recovered from the virus and been discharged from hospital, leaving the country with no known active cases and a 100 percent recovery rate.
Jamaica’s adults-only all-inclusive brand Couples Resorts has launched a new playlist fo-cused on the romantic sounds of the island.
Barbados’ Ministry of Tourism has invited Captain Tom Moore, the British centenarian who has raised tens of millions for the National Health Service, and his family to visit to the is-land, when it is safe to travel.
Jamaicans returning to their birthplace after decades living abroad and being murdered soon after is a burning issue there after a BBC Radio documentary on the topic.
For the first time since the introduction of the Bill of Rights (“BOR”), the Grand Court has ruled that Section 9 of the BOR “the Right to a family life and private life” has to be considered by the Immigration Appeals Tribunal when considering whether a person can remain in the Islands.
Cayman Airways Limited (CAL) responded to the high demand for repatriation flights to Honduras by adding an extra flight from Grand Cayman to La Ceiba this week, which is already full.
Although the Office of the Ombudsman closed its Anderson Square office to the public on 16 March to help prevent the spread of COVID 19, our services have continued uninterrupted.
A shipment of 30,000 personal protective equipment (PPE) kits -vital to the safety of front-line healthcare workers in the treatment of COVID-19 patients - arrived in the Cayman Islands on Thursday, April 30.
Conyers continues its expansion of its Cayman Islands corporate practice with the hire of Barnabas Finnigan as counsel.