In response to an increased demand for travel to and from the UK for education purposes, the Ministry of Tourism requested two additional British Airways flights which the airline has today confirmed.
The Ministry of Tourism recently re-opened the stipend registration period giving displaced workers who had not yet applied the opportunity to do so. A total of 442 new applications were received which are currently being vetted
Due to the recent impact of Tropical Storm Grace on the Cayman Islands, Workforce Opportunities & Residency Cayman, also known as WORC, has postponed the JobsCayman drive scheduled for tomorrow, Friday, August 20th, at the Westin.
The Chief Medical Officer, Dr. John Lee, reports that 649 COVID-19 tests have been carried out since this was last reported on Tuesday, 17 August 2021. There were two positive test results in travellers.
Members of the PACT Government and the Opposition met Thursday morning to discuss cleanup following Hurricane Grace and the damage the storm left behind on all three Islands
Hon. Premier Wayne Panton called an emergency meeting of members of the PACT Government at the Government Administration Building Wednesday night to discuss the impact of Hurricane Grace.
Caribbean Utilities Company ltd has advised that approximately half of their customers now have their power restored and 14 of our 25 power line feeders are back on
Foster’s, Hurley’s, Kirk Market, Cost U Less and all hardware stores will reopen Thursday (19 August 2021) for normal business hours, as will all retail banks.
Just before 6:15AM on Sunday, 15 August, a 67-year-old man of West Bay was arrested by police on suspicion of possession of cocaine, possession of ganja, driving without being qualified and driving without insurance.