As persons across the Cayman Islands receive their pension payouts, many individuals are now financial buoyant once again, which could bode well for the Islands’ economy.
An investigation has been launched into the slow pace of payouts by some pension administrator firms under the government’s emergency pensions withdrawal scheme.
The Cayman Islands continue to work through a series of legislative changes as efforts continue to remove the territory from a European Union tax ‘blacklist’.
With over 22,000 persons screened Cayman is recognised as a world leader in testing for COVID-19. Recent government reports suggest that the territory is ranked third in the world for screening factored to per 100,000 population with the possibility of placing second globally for its efforts.
What is gold and grows on trees? Yes that’s right mangoes! This year it’s been a real bumper crop, too, with everyone’s favorite fruit virtually dripping off the trees. It’s a hard time for many farmers, or those who supplement their income from backyard produce sales.
The Cayman Islands National Emergency Operations Centre has been charting the success of its ‘Operation Bring ‘Em Home’, a repatriation and evacuation logistics undertaking in which it has arranged travel for over 3,400 persons to date into and out of Cayman due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Caymanian Times have decided to reactivate its weekly poll which only allows 1 vote per person within the Cayman Islands. This prevents multiple votes and the results are tabulated electronically on an overseas server which also prevents tampering.
Have you ever stopped to wonder what would happen to your body if you stopped eating refined carbs? It’s no secret that refined and processed carbs contribute to weight gain, and so reducing the amount of these in your diet would logically lead to a leaner, fitter you.
Walkers is pleased to announce the admissions of Lloyd Barker and Alexandra Franklin, both of whom were called to the Cayman Islands Bar on Friday 26 June after completing their legal training with the firm.
Caymanian Eddinton Powell, who has served for the past 13 years as President and CEO of FortisTCI, the electric utility company in the Turks and Caicos Islands, will retire from the role effective August 1, 2020.