By the summer of 2023 a national digital ID card for the Cayman Islands is expected to be in place alongside a voluntary registry.
In July 2021, Hon. Premier Wayne Panton, in response to an upsurge in the scale of the violence, convened an emergency meeting with HE Governor Martyn Roper and all members of Parliament during which they were briefed by Police Commissioner Derek Byrne on what the Premier described as “this grave si
The 2023 Cayman Arts Festival gets under way this week, launching a series of performances by acclaimed international musicians as well as outstanding local artists.
During March we will be publishing a list of women who are involved in sports in Cayman Islands
The Public Health Department will be hosting vaccination drives to celebrate the Pan American Health Organization’s (PAHO) 21st annual Vaccination Week in the Americas (VWA) 22nd – 29 April 2023. This year’s theme is Get up-to-date #EachVaccineCounts.
Attorney General, the Hon. Samuel Bulgin, KC and Minister for Financial Services and Commerce, the Hon. André Ebanks, are leading a Cayman Islands Government delegation to Mexico to update the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) review group on the progress being made with Cayman’s money laundering i
The National Egg Strategy (NEST), a key component of Government’s plan to address the development of the domestic egg sector in the Cayman Islands, has moved into operational mode to increase the safety and quality of local egg production.
Youth sports in Cayman Islands has for decades been excelling way above expectations for such a small island, and judging by the brilliance of its swimmers as well as athletes in other sports, world class performers will continue to bring glory and prestige.
Do you feel you have God’s calling to be trained for the ministry, or just to discover more about his word? The Centre for Theological Leadership and Training (CTLT) is the only non-denominational theological education provider in the Cayman Islands, providing Certificate, Diploma, Bachelors and Mas
Meanwhile, the fallout from Mr Bush’s decision to join the opposition benches has seen the main opposition Progressives party call for the resignation of Premier Wayne Panton.