The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (“CIMA” or “the Authority”) is proud to announce the recent senior management promotions of Ms. Suzanne Sadlier, Mrs. Angelina Partridge, Mr. Yoshneck Mutomba, Mrs. Prabha Namburi, and Ms. Kara Ebanks, effective 1 March 2021.
Flow has made a commitment to make the latest in fiber technology available to every home in Cayman within a 1-year timeframe.
The British government is urging Overseas Territories where COVID-19 vaccine uptake is lagging to encourage their residents to get the jab over concerns that doses provided by the UK are at risk of expiring.
A pressure group in Bermuda is taking the government to court over quarantine regulations for people entering the island.
Anguilla is mourning the death of former Chief Minister Hubert Hughes, who passed away on May 8th at the age of 87.
Moody’s, the international credit rating agency, has maintained Cayman’s Aa3 rating for Government’s bonds issued in foreign and local currency, and an Aaa rating as a country ceiling.
Workers in Bermuda will now be able to further dip into their pension pot to offset personal financial woes caused by the pandemic.
The Health Services Authority (HSA) Accident & Emergency (A&E) walk-in entrance will be temporarily relocated from Friday evening 28th May until Sunday 6th June 2021 due to renovations to expand and enhance the waiting room.
The Turks and Caicos government says it’s in negotiations with Carnival Cruise Line with the expectation that the cruise line will resume calls by autumn this year.
Cayman’s only public school for special needs children, The Lighthouse School, was recently awarded a ‘good’ rating by the Office of Education Standards (OES) and, as a result, the Ministry of Education held a special celebratory assembly at the school last Thursday.