When the UK-registered cruise ship Braemar docked in Dutch St Maarten on Sunday evening March 1st, it was the latest example of the Dutch Caribbean territory providing ‘safe harbour’ to cruise ships denied a port of call in other islands due to coronavirus concerns.
Early on the morning of Wednesday, 26 February, officers responded to a report of an assault at an address on Sea View Road, East End.
On Thursday, 12 March the Cayman Islands Public Library Services (CIPLS) will host the third in a series of Libraries Health Symposia geared at disseminating the relevant basic health information to the members of the various communities.
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Canada’s indigenous leaders have reached an agreement with government officials in a land dispute that has sparked widespread protests and railway blockades throughout the country.
Cuba, a country with the best land for tobacco leaves to grow on, just celebrated the 22nd edition of the International Cigar Festival, solidifying its world-renowned reputation for producing the world’s best cigars.
Three elite Public Works Department staffers are the first to complete the highest course currently available in the department’s flagship apprenticeship programme.
Premier Hon. Alden McLaughlin and a Cayman delegation have returned from London buoyed by continuing UK confidence in the territory and reporting success from a packed agenda of meetings with top British government and private sector officials.
His Excellency the Governor, Mr. Martyn Roper visited the Utility Regulation and Competition Office (OfReg), accompanied by Temporary Minister of Human Resources, Immigration and Community Affairs, Austin Harris, on Friday, 28 February 2020.
In life, parents do their best to instil the virtues in their children with the hope that they will be upstanding members of the community.