Topic: Donovan Ebanks

It was as if the heavens were weeping along with family and friends of Cayman's first deputy Governor Donovan Ebanks on Friday morning as the rains came down over his casket as officers carried it into the House of Parliament.

Government has announced a national mourning period to honour Cayman's first deputy Governor Donovan Ebanks starting Thursday.

Cayman’s first deputy governor, Donovan Ebanks, passed away on Sunday morning, at the age of 72.

North Side MLA Ezzard Miller has unveiled his Cayman Islands People’s Party logo and constitution. On Wednesday Miller, who is the party's interim leader, announced that the party had formally registered as with the Elections Office.

The Grand Court will hear two judicial review applications in an ongoing dispute between the Ministry of Education and the Civil Service Appeals Commission, involving a situation where a non-Caymanian was hired to be the ministry’s human resources director over a Caymanian who was allegedly similarly qualified.

The welfare of drivers and pedestrians in the Cayman Islands took center stage at The Ritz-Carlton on Monday as the National Roads Authority staged the first day of a four-day Road Safety Conference.

Paul Parchment, the managing director of Cayman’s National Roads Authority, has been placed on leave following a decision of the authority’s board of directors.

Tributes have been paid to a “Caymanian patriot” following the death of Derrington “Bo” Miller Sunday after a long battle with cancer. He was 66.

What Deputy Governor Franz Manderson knows, and former Deputy Governor Donovan Ebanks ought to know, is that department heads – not appointed commissions – MUST be empowered to make hiring decisions.

A long-brewing battle over hiring for a high-profile Ministry of Education job could end up in the Grand Court, Deputy Governor Franz Manderson said Tuesday.

A long-standing injunction holding up completion of the Linford Pierson Highway expansion has been lifted, the National Roads Authority has confirmed.

A celebration of the life of David Jonathan Ebanks Sr. was held at the Craddock Ebanks Civic Centre in North Side on Saturday, Feb. 11, with Scripture readings and his eulogy, but mostly with music performed by family members and musician friends from around the island.