Archive for March 14th, 2025
Public health to host free open house screening day
(CNS): The Public Health Department will be hosting the first annual Primary Healthcare Awareness Day on Saturday, which will provide free screening for a range of non-communicable diseases and health issues. The free event at John Gray High School Gym kicks off at 9am. It is designed to raise awareness about the importance of preventive […]
CPR not asked to contribute to Referendum Hub
(CNS)The Cayman Islands Government has created an online Referendum Information Hub as the central platform for the public to access official information, records and data related to the upcoming referendum. This webpage is designed to provide transparency and ensure that voters have access to key details that can help them make informed decisions.
EE would-be MPs fail to call out incumbent minister
(CNS): The four candidates challenging incumbent MP Isaac Rankine for his East End seat failed to capitalise on the opportunity to call him out during the first of the Chamber of Commerce’s candidate forums. The candidates all said they planned to solve an array of problems, but Rankine, the current home affairs minister who has […]
Man accused of assaulting cops during arrest for burglary
(CNS): A 38-year-old man from George Town is facing a list of serious offences after he assaulted the police officers who arrested him this week for a burglary offence that had taken place almost eight months ago. The man was a suspect in relation to a commercial burglary that happened at premises on Eastern Avenue […]
Reef expert to present cruise impact on marine life
(CNS): Renowned marine scientist and coral reef expert Dr Tom Goreau will be visiting the Cayman Islands this month to join the line-up of speakers at next week’s Cruise Port Referendum Cayman (CPR) rally to help voters understand the threats associated with the development of cruise berthing facilities on marine environments. Goreau is the president […]
Cruise ship delivers over 500 tourists to Cayman Brac
(CNS): Local businesses on Cayman Brac were given a chance to boost their takings Wednesday with the rare event of a cruise ship call. The MSC Explora I brought 651 passengers to the island and 505 disembarked using the ship’s lifeboats to spend several hours on shore where they shopped, dined, soaked up the charm […]
