Transparency and accountability are critical in building the kind of democracy worthy of living our full lives as citizens. In fact, these are practices worthy of fighting for unless we are prepared to allow corruption to remain entrenched and widespread in our societies.
The Ministry of Health and Wellness is aware of the circulation of a false news story stating flight restrictions have been put in place in the Cayman Islands due to a new COVID-19 variant.
The Department of Environmental Health (DEH) is seeking the patience and understanding of Cayman Brac residents as garbage collection services in the Sister Island experience delays.
Assistant Director of Sports (Facilities) Mr. Flynn Bush bids farewell to the Department of Sports (DOS) after 19 years of dedicated service in the civil service.
This Friday January 20th Caymanian recording artist Mr. Notch will be making history as the first local artist to perform at the renowned Reggae festival, ‘Rebel Salute’, held at Grizzly’s Plantation Cove in Priory Beach, St. Ann’s, Jamaica.
Donna Mitchell is an inspirational leader and coach in health and wellness; her specialty is healthy lifestyle design and weight management.
The Department of Education Services (DES) has procured mobile devices for the 800+ educators in CIG schools to ensure the digital delivery of and access to the educational curriculum and its resources.
The Public Lands Commission (PLC) is requesting the assistance of the public to identify and recover two Public Beach Access signs that were removed without authorization, from two Registered Public Access locations in West Bay.
The year is in full swing, and for many January 1st offered a much needed fresh start to take on the challenges- new and old- of the new year.
Former Chief Justice Sir Anthony Smellie was lauded with glowing tributes during a ceremony in his honour on Monday January 16th marking his retirement after long and distinguished service in the Cayman Islands and elsewhere in the Caribbean.