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Denbigh off to a great start after two-year hiatus - Vimarsana News

Denbigh off to a great start after two-year hiatus

CLARENDON, Jamaica – The three-day Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show got off to a great start on Saturday and is already showing signs of a major comeback after a two-year hiatus due to C...

Infrastructure Ministry Provides Update on Road Projects - Vimarsana News

Infrastructure Ministry Provides Update on Road Projects

The Ministry of Infrastructure has provided an update on the status of the ongoing road projects across Grand Cayman following a recent tour (July 19) by Deputy

CI Development Bank aims to put home ownership within reach of more Caymanians - Vimarsana News

CI Development Bank aims to put home ownership within reach of more Caymanians

The Cayman Islands Development Bank (CIDB) has CI$15 million to lend Caymanian mortgage seekers and is offering qualifying borrowers interest rates as low as 3.

Government shares more on agricultural trade mission to Honduras - Vimarsana News

Government shares more on agricultural trade mission to Honduras

The Cayman Islands Government, through the Ministry of Agriculture, is moving forward to establish direct agricultural trade links with Honduras in an effort to strengthen the Islands' food and nutrition security. This follows an exploratory missi

Jay Ebanks wants LifeGuard Act, seeks synergies with tourism minister - Vimarsana News

Jay Ebanks wants LifeGuard Act, seeks synergies with tourism minister

Since his election to government in 2021, Minister Jay Ebanks has been making waves in various areas.  Not to be outdone, the minister is now planning to bring a LifeGuard Act to Parliament or, alternatively, introduce changes to hotel licences