Since the introduction of COVID-19 to the Cayman Islands, which brought with it severe financial hardship, there has been a growing list of persons in our communities who are in need.
A series of motions tabled by the Official Opposition in the Legislative Assembly have received a favourable reaction from government and independent members in attendance either in-person or via video link.
The Chief Medical Officer, Dr John Lee, reports 552 COVID-19 tests have been carried out since it was last reported on Friday, 10 July.
Antoinette Gayle has created something in the lab she didn’t think was possible. “If someone said to me in January, ‘Can we do chemistry and physics with distance learning?’ I would have said no,” said Gayle, an assistant professor in science at the University College of the Cayman Islands.
With Deep roots in Cayman’s soil, Beacon Farms, off Frank Sound Road, really does offer a beacon of hope. And not only for the dozen-or-so employees who have passed through the Bridge Foundation’s the 6-month programme which breaks hold of drug and alcohol dependency....
In May CIREBA (Cayman Islands Real Estate Brokers Association) launched a donations program "Home is Where the Heart is" to provide funding to support those most in need In Cayman with the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.
Normal flight operations between Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac and Little Cayman resumed on Sunday, July 19 2020, following the latest regulation changes by the Cayman Islands Government.
The Cayman Islands has unveiled its plan for a post-lockdown revival of the tourism industry. Called The Road Back to 500K (RB5), the plan is a ‘roadmap’ for guiding the territory back to the 500,000 stay-over and cruise visitors recorded in the 2019 season.
‘A litmus test of any democracy is the peaceful and orderly transfer of power if that is so ordained by the expressed will of the people. Sadly, Guyana has failed that test. The people of Guyana are not to be blamed.
Johnathon Bedasse is the 2020 recipient of the William A. Dart Memorial University Scholarship. A graduate of Cayman Prep & High School, Bedasse is following his passion for economics and music to Columbia University in New York City where he will begin studies in the fall.