The British government was under pressure this week to provide clarity to its new traffic lights system for international travel.
As we continue to evolve, Caymanian Times is introducing a new feature to our line-up of content tailored to the interests of our varied audience.
Since the start of the pandemic the Cayman Islands borders have been closed to commercial air traffic and the only passenger flights approved to operate during this period are to facilitate repatriation travel.
The Ministry of Planning, Agriculture, Housing and Infrastructure (PAHI) has announced that there will be changes to the Cayman Islands Farmers’ Assistance and Relief Measures (CI FARM) programme, effective today, Friday, May 28.
The public are now able to see how much money candidates raised to fund their 2021 election campaign and how much each candidate spent campaigning, as the Elections Office published candidates’ expenses and revenue last Saturday.
Beverley and Tom Simpson want to shore up a gap they see by giving more students the chance to attend college in Cayman.
Confident, spirited, articulate arguments bolstered by well-researched topics and a solid grasp of parliamentary procedures characterised the 14th Cayman Islands Youth Parliament debate held this past Saturday 29th May.
With Cayman’s tourism industry currently in limbo having received no hint from Government of a border opening timetable, the success of any kind of a reopening later in the year will crucially depend on whether there are enough people to work within the industry.
World No Tobacco Day is celebrated every year on 31st May as a mandate of the World Health Assembly, the supreme decision-making body of the World Health Organization (WHO).
Eighteen Caymanian nursing graduates from 3 cohorts have moved on to pursue full-time roles as Registered Nurses (RNs) after completing the Health Services Authority’s (HSA) prestigious year-long Transition to Practice (TTP) nursing programme.