Driver Payments for Protocol Cars Hit CI$250,000 Last Year as Cabinet Office Won't Cost Each Car
Drivers took 92% of the CI$1m spent on the fleet since 2020. Three ministerial vehicles gained emergency lights this year.
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East End Drivers Get 24 New Cameras While George Town's Robbery Streets Keep Their Gaps
CI$130,000 from Isaac Rankine MP’s ministry buys cameras on a network that logs number plates but cannot issue a ticket.
Cayman Has No Seat at the Table as the King Tours the Caribbean
The King's nine-day tour from 27 October stops only in independent states. Cayman's route to London runs through a White Paper request, not the royal itinerary.
The Sister Islands Cat Cull Is Not About Cats
On Little Cayman and Cayman Brac the shooting has stopped. The question of who answers for it has been deferred to November.
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Cayman Has No Entry in WEF Tourism Index as Jamaica Posts the Americas' Biggest Ranking Gain
Jamaica has recorded the largest ranking gain in the Americas in the World Economic Forum's 2026 tourism index, a table of 110 economies that does not include the Cayman Islands.
Cayman Investment in UK More Than Doubles to £99.3 Billion as UK-Run Fund Numbers Fall
UK data puts Cayman seventh among sources of inward investment, but CIMA figures show the number of Cayman funds run from the UK fell by 366 in 2024.
Cayman Had 20 Days of Diesel in April, Parliament Was Told, as U.S. Drops Export Ban
Parliament put Grand Cayman's diesel at 2.79 million gallons, with a 12-day contractual floor for CUC. HMCI says no plan exists for a shortage outside a storm.
Cayman Airways CEO Fabian Whorms to Retire in December; Successor Not Yet Named
Board says details of the leadership transition will follow; Whorms has led the airline since 2009.
Jersey Told to Compete With Cayman for Fund Business
The panel behind Jersey's £30m finance plan names Cayman as a market to win fund business from.
IATA: Global air cargo demand rises 3.9% in July
Freight growth outpaces capacity as IBC Airways more often flies a second weekday aircraft to Cayman.
Norwegian’s Great Stirrup Cay waterpark raises the stakes for Cayman cruise tourism
Norwegian’s new private-island waterpark highlights growing competition for Caribbean cruise passengers, and the spending Cayman relies on.
DMS Appoints WP Tweed & Co as Media-Law Adviser
The specialist firm will advise DMS and The Caymanian Journal alongside Appleby and in-house counsel.
Stingray Sky Takes Flight With Hundreds of Drones Over Camana Bay
A surprise aerial spectacle brought the inaugural Caymanian Journal Forum to a spectacular close.
East End Drivers Get 24 New Cameras While George Town's Robbery Streets Keep Their Gaps
CI$130,000 from Isaac Rankine MP’s ministry buys cameras on a network that logs number plates but cannot issue a ticket.
Attorney General Moves to Block Ombudsman Ruling on Chief Justice Appointment Records
Bulgin's Chambers called the Ombudsman's 15 September ruling unlawful and gave her seven days to withdraw it.
Cabinet Had Already Ordered Work on Sex Offender Register Before MPs Voted for One, Minister Reveals
Both motions passed without a vote against as an eight-agency working group weighs tougher penalties.
Mark Phillips KC Appointed to Grand Court Financial Services Division as Segal Retires
The insolvency barrister, who first appeared in the Grand Court in 1999, starts on 2 November.
Notaries Bill would limit appointments to Caymanians and require insurance for non-attorney notaries
Practitioners split over insurance rule for non-attorney notaries ahead of 30 September debate.
Caymanians libelled online can sue abroad, says top media lawyer, but platforms remain the hardest target
Paul Tweed on suing abroad for online libel, and why platforms are the hardest target.
Caught Speeding Or Caught in a Scam? Cayman Drivers Urged To Think Twice Before Paying
Fraudulent messages impersonating police use kilometres per hour despite Cayman speed limits being posted in mph; at least one victim handed over card details.
Cayman’s Leaders Have Put Good Governance on the Record. Now Comes the Test
Cayman’s good governance campaign promises reform, but its success will depend on turning commitments into meaningful action.
Cayman's 20th Youth Parliament Opens Its Year With Harneys' Sponsorship Still Unconfirmed
Chairman Kenneth Bryan MP says the programme is fully supported; the Clerk says Harneys' backing for 2026-2027 is awaiting confirmation and there is no other sponsor.
Miss Reba's Life's Work Goes on Display in West Bay
Ministry exhibition of Reba Dilbert's costumes and awards opens at the Cayman Collections Centre with no end date.
Bridge breaks ground on women's recovery homes a decade after the last one closed
Permits and build money are in hand, but the charity says most running costs are still to be raised.
Boyz2Men welcomes 105 boys in its 15th year
The mentoring programme, now in its fifteenth year, inducted 105 young men on Monday.
It's 90 Degrees, But Ber!
For Filipinos worldwide, September’s Ber Months mark the start of the Christmas season.
OURS Cayman Says Same-Sex Marriage Is Not a Current Campaign Priority
New LGBTQIA+ group OURS Cayman prioritises support and inclusion over a same-sex marriage campaign.
East End Primary Opens Heritage Village to Bring Caymanian Culture Into Classrooms
The hands-on learning space uses traditional objects to teach pupils about Caymanian life, with a wider rollout expected.
Cayman’s Young People Want a Voice Before Policy Is Set
UCCI students joined Baroness Shaista Gohir OBE and campaigner Yvette Williams MBE to discuss issues affecting Cayman’s young people.