A young Caymanian began studies at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) last week (Monday, September 7, 2020), following the issue of a full scholarship by the local nonprofit, NCU Alumni Association Cayman Chapter.
The Utility Regulation and Competition Office (OfReg) would like to inform the public that, we were notified of a widely circulating ‘Phishing Email’ campaign targeted at both the public and private sectors across the Cayman Islands.
The Human Rights Commission would like to take this opportunity amidst the current atmosphere of escalated tensions with the recent assent of the Civil Partnership Law, 2020 to remind us all that although freedom of expression is guaranteed under section 11 of the Constitution this right....
After an absence of eight months, the Cayman National Choir & Orchestra are back! The Royal Variety Performance concert, which was postponed due to Covid restrictions, has been rearranged for Friday October 30.
“Whenever we have a weak positive result, we do confirmatory tests,"
The Needs Assessment Unit (NAU) Grand Cayman office is closing to the public next week due undertake urgent building maintenance. Staff will be working remotely during the office closure to ensure continuity of service.
Water Authority – Cayman’s office will close to the public on Friday 16 October. The closure is to facilitate an upgrade of the Authority’s customer information and billing system.
Debate swirling in the community about the role of Cayman Islands Regiment hit the floor of the Legislative Assembly’s new session with the government and opposition trading salvos on the addition to the jurisdiction’s uniformed services.
In addition to the enhanced online experience, travellers will be pleased to note that British Airways has increased service to the Cayman Islands and is now offering weekly flights from Heathrow to Grand Cayman
Cayman has been more fortunate than many Caribbean islands when it comes to the economic fallout of the coronavirus crisis because its economy is not solely dependent on tourism, with financial services creating a greater slice of GDP than tourism.