Omise Holdings (“Omise”) is proud to be the headline sponsor of Youth.Code(Cayman) 2019, a new computer programming course for budding coders and technologists.
Just after 6pm on Sunday, 4 August, police and other emergency services were dispatched to a report of a motor vehicle collision in West Bay involving a dirt bike.
Just after 2:20PM on Monday, 5 August, two officers on patrol in the Bodden Town District had cause to stop and speak with a man walking in the area of Caskwell Drive in Bodden Town. The man was behaving suspiciously when speaking with the officers and so the officer requested a search of his person
Just before 1:50PM on Tuesday 6 August, police and other emergency personnel were dispatched to Shamrock Road, at the junction of Bueno Vista, where it was reported that a collision had taken place involving 2 vehicles and several persons received injuries.
Working relationships between local public and private sector agencies combatting money laundering and terrorist financing are growing stronger, thanks to ongoing work by National Coordinator for the Anti-Money Laundering Steering Group (AMLSG) Elisabeth Lees.
One of Cayman’s premier musical offerings is making the rounds on the Islands live circuit again after a two year hiatus.
Bone broth is the talk of the town these days. It’s an extremely healthy and nutritious food that carries an abundance of health benefits. Bone broth contains minerals in the form your body can absorb easily. These include calcium, magnesium, sulphur and others.
‘Can the world without anguish accept itself as part this, part that, part the other but totally human without one part of it trying to dominate the other?
Cayman’s electricity provider CUC announced last week that its profits for the second quarter of 2019 were up on the same period last year partially due to an increase in temperature for the islands during May and June of this year. This resulted in more people using their A/C,
On 8 August 2019, following a complex and protracted investigation, Investigators from the AntiCorruption Commission charged Mr. Bruce Blake and Mr. Canover Watson with the following: