Following the Governor’s use Section 81 of the of the Cayman Islands Constitution to push through the Domestic Partnership Bill on Monday 11 August, the Caymanian Times invited a cross-section of Christian minsters to offer their views, both about the Bill itself, as well as the nature....
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The Philippines has become the Southeast Asian country with the highest number of coronavirus cases at the same time it re-imposed strict lockdown measures to try to curb its surging outbreak.
A former Honduran presidential candidate who confessed to laundering drug money arrived in his home country last week, after serving a three-year sentence in a US prison.
A Venezuelan court has sentenced two former American soldiers to 20 years in jail for trying to overthrow President Nicolás Maduro. Luke Denman and Airan Berry were found guilty of conspiracy, illicit trafficking of weapons and terrorism.
Cubans are getting far better and more affordable internet connection. Up until a few years ago, the only way most Cubans could use the internet was to visit a public Wi-Fi hot spot, typically a park or plaza, and connect to the internet using scratch-off cards sold by the hour.
The Caymanian Times spoke exclusively with Acting Port Director Mr. Joseph Woods, who shared some of the measures that were put in place by the Port Authority
According to the Finance Minister, the projections are cushioned by the government’s economic management measures which have mitigated the impact of the pandemic to some degree although the outlook still poses challenges for Cayman.
“I’m delighted that even in the midst of the current crisis we are continuing to move forward with the recruitment programme. Advancing the Cayman Regiment during a global pandemic is a significant achievement.
The Ombudsman office have advised that recently a member of the public discovered a significant number of abandoned documents at the George Town landfill, some containing sensitive personal information.