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PACT committed to reducing traffic congestion from Grand Cayman's Eastern Districts - Vimarsana News

PACT committed to reducing traffic congestion from Grand Cayman's Eastern Districts

The Government reaffirms its intent to proceed with the East West Arterial Road on Grand Cayman to help reduce traffic to and from the Eastern Districts, as thi

Agriculture Ministry Hosts Successful Farmers Meeting in Cayman Brac - Vimarsana News

Agriculture Ministry Hosts Successful Farmers Meeting in Cayman Brac

The Ministry of Agriculture held a successful meeting with farmers in Cayman Brac recently (March 24), to address important issues affecting the sector. Chief

Clifton Hunter High School (CHHS) Holds Fourth Annual Mathematics Championship - Vimarsana News

Clifton Hunter High School (CHHS) Holds Fourth Annual Mathematics Championship

On Monday (14 March), students from nine schools throughout the island converged on the Clifton Hunter High School (CHHS) to participate in the fourth annual CH

Phase 2 Linford Pierson Highway Widening - Vimarsana News

Phase 2 Linford Pierson Highway Widening

The Ministry of Planning, Agriculture, Housing and Infrastructure and the National Roads Authority (NRA) announce that Phase 2 of the Linford Pierson Highway wi

McTaggart calls for calm as negotiations continue - Vimarsana News

McTaggart calls for calm as negotiations continue

Cayman Compass Country re-elected six Cabinet ministers, says Progressives leader Speaking with the Cayman Compass Sunday evening, McTaggart said, with discussions continuing, neither side could claim, at this point, to have the 10 representatives needed for a majority. He appealed for calm and an end to the “online bullying” and “intimidation” of representatives as they negotiate. “Following a general election, every elected member is free to decide who to support for government and their preference for premier,” McTaggart said in his statement issued earlier on Sunday. “Tha...