The upward trajectory of positive COVID-19 cases continues with more community transmissions being confirmed.
With tourism industry workers feeling the extreme hardship of necessary business closures during the COVID-19 pandemic, The Wharf and Grand Old House restaurants are currently providing some easing for industry workers in the form of daily meals.
The Government of Barbados on Friday, 10 April 2020 obtained 20,000 polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test kits for COVID-19 at cost from the Government of the Cayman Islands.
On Monday evening, 13 April, an officer on vehicle patrol in the vicinity of Godfrey Nixon Way, George Town, had cause to stop and speak to members of the public.
The theft of thousands of surgical masks in Cuba reveals how the island’s active black market has adapted quickly to the coronavirus pandemic.
During Thursday’s debate on vital new amendments to help people deal with the restrictions brought about by the Covid-19 corona virus pandemic, Arden McLean, Leader of the Opposition, said now was the time to reset the clock when it came to giving Caymanians employment opportunities.
CIAA, which owns and operates the ORIA and the CKIA, announced today the ORIA Airfield Upgrade Project continues at an accelerated pace due to the current travel restrictions and reduced air traffic as a result.
Employees of hotels operated by the Dart group are being offered a variety of redundancy payment options as the company’s hotels scale back operations due to the impact on the hospitality industry of the COVID-19 crisis.
Details are emerging of the transition from lockdown to a phased return to normal business activity in the Cayman Islands starting next week.
Despite the disruption caused by the corona virus to Government business and the majority of offices being closed as non-essential, twenty eight public sector entity audits were completed by the 30th April statutory deadline and all received unqualified audit opinions.