Hundreds of people filled the huge, well-appointed All Nations Pentecostal sanctuary in the Swamp area, off Eastern Avenue, on 14 March, as Chief Immigration Officer Franz Manderson and Deputy Chief Immigration Officer; Dennis Brady visited to answer Immigration questions. The Immigration Officers made presentations that primarily covered the rollover policy, permanent residency... read more..
Education funds sacrificed for road
Both sides of the Legislative Assembly (LA) gave the seal of approval for the Esterley Tibbetts Highway to have an additional $7.4 million for its phase 3. Also receiving the LA’s blessings Wednesday was $2.57 million to add to the $1 million for gazetted claims of lands acquired for the highway extension. Government and Opposition voted unanimously for the new expenditure.... read more..
HSA pursues partnership with Panama Hospital
The Health Services Authority (HSA) delegation will continue to explore a partnership with the new state-of-the-art hospital in Panama for cost effective medical care following its Panama Trade Mission last week. One of the driving factors for exploring overseas medical care beside the US is the care escalating costs according to industry experts.... read more..
Blame game over CUC in LA
CUC was a vexing matter on Wednesday, in the Legislative Assembly for both Government and Opposition Members as the blame game played out for almost an hour in the Island’s parliament. What sparked off debate on the power company, Caribbean Utilities Company (CUC), was question 71 asked by West Bay MLA Cline Glidden. ... read more..
Students want their computers back
The students and faculty of Savannah Primary School are desperately missing their computers which were stolen from the school recently. Teachers and other staff at the school, which has 273 students, ages four-to 11-years-old, report that, prior to the theft, each student had the use of a computer when working in the schools’ Computer Lab.... read more..
Caymanian of the Week -
As Youth Services Coordinator for the Department of Youth and Sports, James Myles is making a difference to the youth of the Cayman Islands. As someone who has represented Cayman in basketball, cricket, football, and volleyball – he has always had a great love of sports, and through his work he can now bring that love to a new generation. ... read more..
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Hundreds of people filled the huge, well-appointed All Nations Pentecostal sanctuary in the Swamp area, off Eastern Avenue, on 14 March, as Chief Immigration Officer Franz Manderson and Deputy Chief Immigration Officer; Dennis Brady visited to answer Immigration questions. The Immigration Officers made presentations that primarily covered the rollover policy, permanent residency... 
Both sides of the Legislative Assembly (LA) gave the seal of approval for the Esterley Tibbetts Highway to have an additional $7.4 million for its phase 3. Also receiving the LA’s blessings Wednesday was $2.57 million to add to the $1 million for gazetted claims of lands acquired for the highway extension. Government and Opposition voted unanimously for the new expenditure.... 
The Health Services Authority (HSA) delegation will continue to explore a partnership with the new state-of-the-art hospital in Panama for cost effective medical care following its Panama Trade Mission last week. One of the driving factors for exploring overseas medical care beside the US is the care escalating costs according to industry experts.... 
CUC was a vexing matter on Wednesday, in the Legislative Assembly for both Government and Opposition Members as the blame game played out for almost an hour in the Island’s parliament. What sparked off debate on the power company, Caribbean Utilities Company (CUC), was question 71 asked by West Bay MLA Cline Glidden. ... 
As Youth Services Coordinator for the Department of Youth and Sports, James Myles is making a difference to the youth of the Cayman Islands. As someone who has represented Cayman in basketball, cricket, football, and volleyball – he has always had a great love of sports, and through his work he can now bring that love to a new generation. ... 
