The Opening Ceremony was attended by His Excellency Governor Martyn Roper, and the Hon. Minister Joseph (Joey) Hew, who switched on the Solar Array. This installation is currently the third largest in the Cayman Islands.
Camana Bay is the home of the holidays, and this holiday season families and friends are encouraged to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year at Camana Bay with a range of annual traditions, weekly festivities, giveaways and opportunities to give back.
George Floyd, a black American, was murdered by Minneapolis police on May 25. The independent autopsy says that Mr. Floyd died of "asphyxiation from sustained pressure" when his neck and back were compressed by Minneapolis police officers during his arrest.
A passing out parade has been held for the first squad of marines in the Turks and Caicos Regiment. Addressing the complement of 40 recruits, the TCI Governor Nigel Dakin focused on several themes, among them the regiment as a symbol of national unity, and political unity and support.
Twelve patients were hospitalised with COVID-19 on 20 July, and of these, one was unvaccinated.
The Tortuga Rum Company has appointed Eugene Nolan as Chief Executive Officer, responsible for overseeing the company’s operations as the leading liquor retailer and distributor of beers, wines, spirits, non-alcoholic beverages as well as food in the Cayman Islands.
Hon. Min. for Tourism and Ports, Kenneth Bryan, is currently ‘riding the waves and flying high’ among the top tourism officials in the Caribbean. And it could be argued that he has his eyes on a bigger prize…but in time to come.
Bonny Moon Beach Club is now open and looking forward to welcoming locals and tourists alike. Located at the site once known as a Cayman staple, Bonny Moon honors its predecessor Calico Jacks, a much-loved gathering place for the community.
As we observe World Mosquito Day on 20 August, the Mosquito Research and Control Unit (MRCU) highlights the relentless efforts that have gone into keeping mosquito numbers low this year, ensuring the safety and comfort of the Cayman Islands’ residents and visitors.
Musicians across the Cayman Islands and the Caribbean region are reeling from the death of Caymanian Musical Icon, Mitch Ebanks, affectionately known as ‘Jah Mitch’, whose contribution spanned nearly six decades.