It’s been more than two months since many Caymanians have been unable to gather at places of worship. As with other social gatherings, churches have had to close their doors as part of efforts to limit the spread of COVID-19 in the local community.
The Chief Medical Officer, Dr John Lee, reports 556 COVID-19 tests which have been carried out since yesterday’s press release
A large backlog of appeal cases before the Labour Appeals Tribunal (LAT) has been stumbled on during an investigation by the Cayman Islands Ombudsman into an outstanding matter.
From Sunday, June 21st, a huge swathe of the remaining restrictions will be removed as the territory moves to the anxiously-awaited Level Two (Mild Suppression).
That’s just one level before the Level 1 All Clear, although indications are that might still be some way off.
It’s been three months now that church brothers and sisters have been unable to get together. Sure, they have had plenty of chances to participate in livestream online services and similar virtual gatherings, but it just isn’t the same.
Are you larger today than ever before? It’s no secret that the size of the average adult has expanded over the last forty years…and studies show that potion sizes have grown right along with us.
Caymanian Times have decided to reactivate its weekly poll which only allows 1 vote per person within the Cayman Islands. This prevents multiple votes and the results are tabulated electronically on an overseas server which also prevents tampering.
The British government says it expects that beneficial ownership information on businesses registered in the Overseas Territories(OTs) will be accessible to the public by 2023.
The Family Resource Centre (FRC) is facilitating the Zoom webinars....
Only one case remains active of the 203 COVID-19 cases confirmed in the Cayman Islands since the disease was first reported here in March.