The 23 Police Constable trainees of the current RCIPS Recruit Class, who were officially sworn-in on 22 November, are joining the wider police service this holiday season, in order to increase police visibility
The Aall Foundation, which has been a long-standing supporter of the Cayman Islands Crisis Centre (CICC), has donated an increased amount of US$ 50,000 to support the ongoing operations of the CICC organization.
Conservationists are gathered in Little Cayman to monitor the annual Grouper Moon, when thousands of Nassau groupers congregate to spawn. It has fascinated scientists and oceanographers for decades.
Just after 10:30PM on Sunday, 20 February, police and other emergency service were dispatched to a residence located on Anthony Drive in George Town to a report of a serious assault
It is with dismay and a heavy heart that I watched the news reports on BBC this morning of Russia’s military operation in Ukraine earlier today.
Twenty-one cruise visits are scheduled for Cayman between March 21st and April 17th in Phase 1 of the return of cruise tourism to Cayman since the sector was suspended in March 2020.
As the Cayman Islands continue to ease restrictions on entry as part of the Border Reopening Plan, the RCIPS has been taking steps to prepare for and manage the increase in visitors to the islands
As part of Carnival Cruise Line’s successful return to guest operations, Carnival Paradise and Carnival Sunrise arrived in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands today, marking the line’s first time back to the port since resuming service and the first Carnival ships to visit the port since it re-opened.
The Honourable Premier and Minister for Sustainability & Climate Resiliency Hon. G. Wayne Panton, JP, MP is currently off island through Friday 22 April on official government business.
An inadvertent data breach at the Ministry of Border Control & Labour has identified suspected fraud by a number of recipients of the Displaced Tourism Employees Stipend.