Our system of government requires that the role of the Opposition is to hold the Government to account, influence debate and represent our constituents’ interests.
During this pandemic John Gray High School’s Key Club has remained active while following the necessary protocols to ensure safety for all. We have shown that Caring really is our way of life!
The Ombudsman has ordered the release of dozens of records of decisions made by the government’s Labour Tribunals and the Labour Appeals Tribunal over the past five years following an appeal hearing under the Freedom of Information (FOI) Law.
Tourism industry workers heard that their industry was unlikely to bounce back in any significant way next year, at least not until the end of 2021, according to Tourism Director Rosa Harris, who spoke at the Cayman Islands Tourism Association’s Forum this month.
Cayman Airways Limited (CAL) confirms that two repatriation flights between Grand Cayman and Havana, Cuba, have been confirmed. One flight is on December 19, 2020, and the second flight is on January 9, 2021.
John Jefferson Sr. 1927 to 2020, passed away on Saturday 12 December, aged 93. He was a former MLA, pastor, and chef, and was influential into building the Cayman Islands, both materially and spiritually.
A formal resolution is awaited in what has become an increasingly acrimonious dispute between local fishermen and the owner of the sea-front site known as Red Spot which over the years has evolved into a location of cultural value.
The public are reminded that households undertaking COVID-19 quarantine should not be approached by unauthorised individuals including friends and family, delivery personnel or political canvassers.
The Builders Expo at the Camana Bay ARC Centre, was where all the best and most useful, and highest tech building products, services and equipment was on show.
The Utility Regulation and Competition Office (‘OfReg’) has approved CUC’s new feed in tariff rates of the Consumer Owned Renewable Energy programme (CORE).