The Sister Islands Bid Farewell to Swimming Pioneer after 39 Years of Service
The Ministry of District Administration and Lands, announces the retirement of long-serving civil servant, educator and swimming pioneer, Michael Hundt.
The Ministry of District Administration and Lands, announces the retirement of long-serving civil servant, educator and swimming pioneer, Michael Hundt.
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The Public Health Department has reported that between Monday, 29 August and Friday, 2 September a total of sixty-seven (67) cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Cayman Brac.
The Public Transport Board (PTB) wishes to advise the public that it has not granted approval to increase the fares charged on public buses, and has confirmed that notices which have been placed on public transport were not generated or authorised by the Board.
Mr. Whorms said that previously-qualified Caymanian pilot Kel Thompson was recently reinstated to Captain from his First Officer position for the remainder of his career
The 47-year-old becomes the country's 56th prime minister, the third woman to hold the post after Margaret Thatcher and Theresa May - who were also Conservatives, the fourth since the controversial Brexit referendum of 2016, and the second since Boris Johnson
The Governor’s office has advised that following a significant spike in gang-related violent crime resulting in four deaths this weekend alone the Government of the Turks and Caicos Islands asked Cayman to deploy a helicopter
A global recession looms; inflation is spiking, economies are struggling, supply chains are under severe pressure, and a web of uncertainty surrounds the energy markets.
The Ministry of Youth, Sports, Culture & Heritage (MYSCH) is pleased to release the Pirates Fest schedule of events. Available on the Pirates Festivities website and Facebook page, the 12-week campaign (16 September – 27 November) will focus on Cayman’s culture and heritage for the initial two month
The Public Transport Board (PTB) wishes to advise the public that it has not granted approval to increase the fares charged on public buses, and has confirmed that notices which have been placed on public transport were not generated or authorised by the Board.