In continued support for Jamaica’s post-recovery efforts following Hurricane Melissa, the Health Services Authority (HSA) staff have raised more than $11,000 through its HSA Cares programme.
INDIVIDUAL SENTENCED TO 3 MONTHS IMPRISONMENT FOR FORGED DOCUMENTS OFFENCES
A slew of new revenue-raising measures have been detailed by the Cayman Islands Government (CIG) following the Budget Statement.
The Citizen By Investment (CBI) programme heavily promoted in parts of the Eastern Caribbean is so successful that it is has become an integral part of the receiving island’s economy.
A conference held in early November by the literacy advocates, LIFE, highlighted some critical reminders for parents to spend precious time reading with their children from when their children are a young age.
The Department of Vehicle and Drivers’ Licensing (DVDL) advises that over-the-counter vehicle licence renewals and drivers’ licence renewals will not be conducted across all DVDL locations from Wednesday 26 November to Friday 28 November 2025 (inclusive).
CareerMasters, the Cayman Islands’ premier pre-career readiness programme for high school students, officially launched its second year of programming on Tuesday, 4 November at the Grand Cayman Marriott.
A former deputy premier of the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) has sparked a renewed debate about over-reliance on tourism as an economic pillar in the aftermath of the devastation in western Jamaica caused by Hurricane Melissa.
Despite concerns by some regarding Grand Cayman having no cruise berthing infrastructure for tourists to disembark ships, the industry is poised to have one of its busiest seasons in some time.
Health Services Authority Consultant Ophthalmologists are encouraging Cayman Islands residents to value their vision by scheduling regular eye examinations, particularly those living with diabetes or who have a family history of glaucoma.