The Ministry of Home Affairs is aware of a fraudulent WhatsApp message that is currently being circulated in the Cayman Islands community. The message states that persons are impersonating officers from the Ministry of Home Affairs and asking for personal data.
In a bid to curb “irregular migration” of Cubans through the Cayman Islands, Cabinet has approved amendments to the Customs & Border Control (Visas, Entry and Landing) Regulations, 2019 which seek to introduce the requirement for in-transit visas for Cuban nationals.
The RCIPS is aware of false information circulating on social media, suggesting that the RCIPS and another law enforcement agency have deliberately failed Caymanians in the recent local police recruitment drive to favour hiring nationals from other jurisdictions.
Adam Jackson, the Lead Aquarist at Cayman Turtle Conservation and Education Centre (CTCEC), recently attended the annual Aquatic Animal Life Support Operators (AALSO) symposium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Preliminary assessments were conducted on Thursday in response to heavy rainfall received between Wednesday night and mid-morning on Thursday, 13 June 2024.
Constitution Hall was filled on Thursday 6 June, as residents came to voice their feedback on the Draft Plan - the most significant new development since Plan Cayman began back in the 1990s.
Have you ever looked in the mirror and wished that you could make your belly fat vanish before your eyes?
Good afternoon. Given the recent press coverage on matters relating to the work and functioning of the National Conservation Council I wish to make a brief statement before we begin our meeting.
Join the BAF Insurance team for a unique evening of networking and art at Business After Hours on Wednesday, June 26th at the Vault, Compass Centre from 5:30-7:30 pm.
It was a proud day - people flocked to the King’s Birthday Parade opposite Government House on West Bay Road. Prominent members of the public were there.