The Youth Services Unit (YSU) is calling for members of the public to submit nominations for the 2025 Proud of Them Youth Recognition Awards.
It is now just over one year since the shooting incident that occurred on the 25 February 2024, at the Ed Bush Stadium in West Bay, that resulted in the wounding of seven men, who, along with many others, including children, were attending a football match.
Media stalwart and longtime civil servant Donna Bush retired from the Cayman Islands Government last month, following 13 years with the public service.
The Elections Office issued 121 ballots yesterday for the upcoming General Election and Referendum.
Over 150 government officials, educators, students, and community members gathered at Theoline McCoy Primary School on Wednesday, 26 February to officially open the Francine Gardner Hall.
Shortly after 11:10AM on Tuesday, 18 March, officers responded to a report of a burglary in progress at a church on Bodden Town Road, where the suspect had just fled the scene on foot.
The two-horse race for Bodden Town East pits three-time incumbent Dwayne Seymour now running as a candidate for the People’s Progressive Movement (PPM/Progressives) against real estate businessman Robert Anthony Bodden representing The Cayman Community Party (TCCP).
The Cayman Islands’ participation in regional tsunami preparedness exercise, CARIBE WAVE, concluded today, Thursday 20 March.
The Governor’s Office has announced the appointment of Chevala Burke as the new Deputy Supervisor of Elections.
Jewel Hydes brings a passion to national politics with the degree of sincerity and commitment that she has demonstrated to the West Bay Central district where she grew up.