The Elections Office’s comprehensive training programme for polling staff is in high gear in Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac, ensuring that all personnel are well-prepared for the upcoming General Election on 30 April.
Cayman went into a state of high alert on Saturday evening following reports of a massive earthquake in the Caribbean Sea in the vicinity of the islands raising fears of the risk of a tsunami.
The Cayman Islands National Party (CINP) is proud to welcome Dawn Thomas as its newest candidate for the 2025 general election.
Over the past several weeks, RCIPS officers have noted an increase in reports of illegal dirt bikes being ridden on public roadways across Grand Cayman, including on the Esterley Tibbetts Highway and in the Windsor Park area.
The Ministry of Sustainability & Climate Resiliency and Wellness has announced the appointment of seven new persons to the National Conservation Council (NCC) today, Wednesday, 12 February 2025. The new appointees were confirmed by Cabinet on Tuesday 11 February.
Once again, having dodged a potentially catastrophic natural disaster, Cayman is reviewing aspects of its disaster preparedness and response capabilities.
Leading offshore law firm Baker & Partners has welcomed Fleur O’Driscoll as Partner.
As the build-up to the April 30th election gradually gains momentum, the campaign to date appears to have been beset by an almost state of inertia with its slow sedentary pace and low-level campaign intensity.
Touted as being part of the island’s “most exclusive enclave”, the Mandarin Oriental Residences are now for sale following an official groundbreaking event.
The RCIPS is extending its thanks to members of the public who assisted us in our road safety efforts on two particular instances this past weekend, by reporting persons who appeared to be driving under the influence.